The fact that my kids were peckish at 9:30 p.m.
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My table gets a bit peckish and also orders two cheese plates.
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But you won't leave this midweek puzzle feeling at all peckish, I promise.
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Feeling a bit peckish, so I get a veggie sandwich and a Diet Coke.
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Mid-way through the three-hour Oscars ceremony, the A-listers are bound to be peckish.
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N. and I are both still peckish, so I make cinnamon sugar popcorn for a snack.
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I get a bit peckish, so I snack a bit on some fruit before going to sleep.
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If you're feeling peckish, choose "The Restaurant Ride" — the driver will advise you where to eat in Fairbanks.
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I'm still a bit peckish afterward, so I grab a mini Korean noodle salad from the cafeteria to supplement.
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"I'm really peckish tonight," I said, repeating Hitchcock's literal words to a waiter once at Chasen's in West Hollywood.
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There I was last Friday in central London feeling a tad peckish having spent the day at the cricket.
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Feeling peckish after the hike, we stopped by two places that were, I was assured by my companions, quintessentially Utah.
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Sometimes I do like to order lunch when I'm feeling peckish, though, and I remain flexible about my fasting window.
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Or perhaps it will be a giant gummy bear on the plastic buffet table, its ears nibbled away by peckish partygoers?
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After perusing the offerings and filling your bag with the produce that will be dinner, you may feel a bit peckish.
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Unlike us plebs who pour a bowl of cereal, when Kenji gets a bit peckish in middle of the night, magic happens.
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Whether you're a starving teenager or a peckish adult, a slice of pear cake and a glass of milk are satisfying indeed.
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But after the short, intense workout, the volunteers soon felt peckish, despite still having low levels of acylated ghrelin in their blood.
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An anti-government zealot can get a tad peckish while holing up in a building at a wildlife refuge, warding off federal agents.
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Around 2,000 peckish sheep converged to spell out the words "ban gas," as part of a coordinated effort led by local farmer Mal Rowe.
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Once my appetite had subsided from "roaring hunger" to "manageably peckish," I was ready to resume taking in the spectacle that was happening around me.
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I usually reserve JuiceLand and Smoothie King runs for rewards after early-morning lifts, but I'm feeling peckish, so I get a Lean 1 smoothie.
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Peckish guests can nibble on crunchy chickpeas with turmeric, ginger and pepper or these adorable brussels sprouts sliders while they sip bourbon-apple cider punch.
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I'm peckish, so I eat one of my Lara Bars I keep at my desk for emergency meals when I don't feel like paying for one.
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We get "peckish" as T. likes to say, so I buy us Shamrock and Onion chips from a café there as well as two cappuccinos ($10.14).
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There&aposs no need to stay peckish, thirsty, or dealing with that potty-related emergency when your Android phone can quickly help you find a nearby diner, bar, or supermarket.
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For 19.50 euros, the peckish can pick up a box of seven red, white and blue macarons, the sweet meringue-based treats that bakers have turned into a mini-delicacy.
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They certainly made hotel buffet breakfasts interesting, as well as semi-adventurous snacks I smuggled out of the hotels to eat later on the trains to save money when feeling peckish.
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Since I was feeling peckish, I headed over to Walaku, one of the only tearooms in the French capital where you can taste the best that Japanese confectionery has to offer.
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The chaos he brought with him was tiresome for some (if he felt peckish in the middle of the night, he was known to bash saucepans until his host gave him food).
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Which isn't to say it doesn't have its advantages — there are no tangled beds of seaweed or peckish sharks in these waters — or that the waves, while generally smaller, are always wanting.
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Astronauts roaming the lunar surface also had drinking devices with water installed in their space suits, and if they were peckish they could nibble on the high nutrient food bar in their helmet.
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Because yes, of course we all find ourselves peckish for pop cultural tidbits and sometimes salacious sound bites, but the true hunger should be for information that feeds the brain and the soul.
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When living the life of a fantasy warrior you don't necessarily want to be thinking about just how peckish your character may feel, or whether you should have brought a scarf into this particular dungeon.
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I'm sure you can find more than a few of them on the menu if you're ever in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee and start feeling peckish enough to check out her restaurant, Loretta Lynn's Kitchen, too.
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Or, if you're feeling peckish, you might brew a big pot of Tamar Adler's health soup, which many readers say is improved greatly by not boiling the miso, but whisking it in at the end.
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Despite our declining snack habits, Britain hasn't become a nation of Deliciously Ella clones, sticking to a strict three-meal-a-day eating pattern broken only by handfuls of activated dates if you're feeling particularly peckish.
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Each universe has its own distinct aesthetic; one character from a future timeline is drawn in a jagged animé style, while another character from a past timeline becomes a peckish homage to noir-style comic books.
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As we carom into the future, eyes blazing with neon heat and our minds racing through millions of permutations as the Matrix embeds itself into our brain stems I think we're all going to get a little peckish.
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If you&aposre still peckish or just curious about what it would be like to live inside a giant caramel chocolate, the Coco Kitchen has a chocolate-style cheeseboard and retro pick &aposn mix sweets to graze on.
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I get peckish when I'm not busy at work (no afternoon clinic), so I graze on leftover holiday candy and cookies, mixed nuts, and an egg while reading for work, watching Law & Order: SVU, and catching up on email.
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Designed to emulate Emirati life from the past, this ode to the early days of the UAE is a quiet spot to stop after a long meeting or conference and serves traditional Middle Eastern food for the peckish traveller.
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Astronauts roaming the lunar surface also had drinking devices with water installed in their space suits, and if they were peckish they could nibble on the high nutrient food bar in their helmet, as reported in NASA's Lunar Surface Journal.
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But that's not really eating… Watching the mysteriously (to me) peckish visitors pour into the outdoor snack bar, I find myself just standing there, in the little road out front, staring with some grim amalgam of shock, revulsion, and genuine disbelief.
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After checking out the gorgeous Hospital de los Venerables, a former priests' residence that dates to the 17th century (admission, 8 euros) and the surrounding neighborhood, what was once the Jewish quarter in medieval Seville, we found ourselves feeling peckish again.
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If I get peckish for a new gadget—that annoying, usually expensive hunger to buy new neat shit—I can just look for a new USB-C dongle instead of considering an upgrade to my desktop or a new lens for my camera.
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For A$15 (US$11.39), pooches will be served up three courses, quite an upgrade from actual dog food: They'll start off with a beef tartare, followed by a main of steak and vegetables, then if they're still peckish, a biscuit for dessert.
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The researchers measured their heart rates and stress hormone levels and asked them to rank, on a numerical scale, how energetic or tired they felt, as well as how happy they were, and whether they were feeling peckish or had little appetite just then.
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With sky-high commercial rents and a peckish consumer base with no dearth of alternatives, thriving in Singapore's competitive food and beverage (F&B) industry is tough; it takes anywhere between 18 months to three years for new entrants to break even, according to one industry boss.
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But rather than trying to fix the problem with VC money, Thistle stayed lean and discovered the opportunity nestled between Uber Eats and Blue Apron: sending people food they don't have to eat now, but that takes low or no time to prepare when they're peckish.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads GRENOBLE, France — Antoine de Galbert, the peckish and puckish-looking French art collector who recently closed his gadfly Maison Rouge art space in Paris is back on the scene with Memories of Travel: The Antoine de Galbert Collection, a show of his cross-generational collection at the Musée de Grenoble.
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Since 2009 he has run a café "Little Peckish" in central Wellington with his wife Margaret. In the October 2013 local elections, Peck successfully ran for Wellington City Council in the Lambton ward. Peck voted for Wellington City Council to introduce a 'living wage' for council employees. However he did not intend to apply a living wage to those he employs in his cafe.
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Molly is a Potential Slayer who comes to Sunnydale in Season Seven, and is played by Clara Bryant. She is introduced in "Bring on the Night" along with fellow Potentials Kennedy and Annabelle. Molly speaks with a cockney accent and confuses the other characters by using British slang such as "peckish". According to Kennedy she is very talkative and this seems to be true.
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He tells his assistant, Fred (Eric Idle) that he thinks they've "got an eater", to which Fred responds that he'll get the oven warm. The grieving son is shocked by the idea of eating his mother's corpse, but eventually succumbs to "feeling a bit peckish". He still feels uneasy, but when the undertaker suggests digging a grave for him to throw up into (in case he feels "a bit guilty afterwards"), he agrees.
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Mickey Lightfoot, whose real name is Osei Amponsa, is an English rapper, singer-songwriter, musician and producer. His music is a blend of future hip- hop, afrobeats and alternative grime. Lightfoot released his EP To Kill A Flockin Bird on Peckish in 2013 that featured Darq E Freaker and Azekel and led to mixes for BBC Radio 1. Lightfoot, along with Neneh Cherry, was named one of "10 Artists to watch in 2014" by New York's cultural influencers Afropunk.
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In the state of Hawaii, on one of the islets, Granny is off to join a luau, wearing a muumuu, leaving Tweety to look after himself. A peckish Sylvester spots Tweety and tries to get him, but only one thing stands between Sylvester and his prey: Granny's pet shark, Sharkey. Sylvester's attempts with a rubber raft, a zip-line, an air pumping diving suit and a pair of stilts, all fail. Just then, Granny and Tweety leave on a cruise boat as they finished from their vacation.
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His last name is after the chapter "Yadorigi" (宿木) in The Tale of Genji. ; : :Fourteen-year-old Hatsune avails her Level 4 metamorphosis as a member of The Hound Special Esper Team alongside of her partner Akira. Much to Akira's chagrined frustration, Hatsune demonstrates the proclivity to behave her default lupine alternate manifestation which is only at its greatest efficacy when she is hungry—hungry as in 'have not eaten for days' ravenous rather than merely being peckish. Unfortunately, Hatsune's voracious appetite does have the tendency to displace the mission at hand.
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Wanting to see the world and unable to live with his uncle anymore, Bunyip Bluegum the koala sets out on his travels, taking only a walking stick. At about lunchtime, feeling more than slightly peckish, he meets Bill Barnacle the sailor and Sam Sawnoff the penguin who are eating a pudding. The pudding is a magic one which, no matter how much one eats it, always reforms into a whole pudding again. He is called Albert, has thin arms and legs and is a bad-tempered, ill-mannered so-and-so into the bargain.
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