Tidbit

The miniature figurine was a tidbit among the grand sculptures displayed in the art gallery.

The bellhop eagerly awaited his tidbit from the hotel guests.

She received a beautiful tidbit as a souvenir from her trip to Paris.

The tour guide received a tidbit from the group for her excellent service.

The small indie film struggled to gain attention amidst the blockbuster releases, remaining a tidbit in the realm of cinema.

The valet parking attendant happily accepted the tidbit handed to them by the grateful driver.

She used a tidbit to wipe away the dust from the antique bookshelf.

Despite his passionate speeches, he was regarded as a tidbit in the world of activism.

I found a tidbit of information about ancient Egypt in a book.

She always kept a tidbit handy to clean her smartphone screen.

She savored every tidbit of the chocolate cake.

The musician received a tidbit from the audience as a token of appreciation for the performance.

She discovered a tidbit in an old newspaper article that shed light on her family's history.

The professor dropped a tidbit during the lecture that will be on the upcoming exam.

He shared a tidbit about the upcoming movie that hasn't been announced yet.

Sarah shared a tidbit about the upcoming movie, revealing the surprise twist in the plot.

The janitor used a tidbit to wipe the fingerprints off the glass doors.

He popped a crunchy tidbit of popcorn into his mouth while watching the movie.

He savored the delightful tidbit of chocolate cake.

She couldn't resist the scrumptious tidbit of a cheese-filled croissant.

The chef garnished the dish with a savory tidbit of smoked salmon.

The jewelry store owner used a delicate tidbit to polish the diamonds in the necklace.

The tailor used a small tidbit to remove the lint from the suit jacket.

He carried a small tidbit in his pocket to clean his glasses.

The jeweler used a tidbit to polish the silver bracelet.

The shoeshine boy handed me a tidbit to polish my leather shoes.

The car enthusiast carefully cleaned the vintage car's chrome bumper with a tidbit.

The museum curator gently dusted the artifacts with a soft tidbit to maintain their pristine condition.

The delivery person was surprised by the tidbit included in the package as a small bonus for their efficient service.

The waiter was delighted with the generous tidbit left by the satisfied customer.

The bellboy was thrilled to receive a tidbit from the hotel guest as a token of appreciation.

The waiter eagerly accepted the tidbit left on the table by the generous customer.

The parking attendant smiled as he received a tidbit from the driver for helping find a parking spot.

The cab driver was pleasantly surprised when the passenger handed him a tidbit at the end of the ride.

The cab driver was surprised when the passenger handed him a tidbit as a thank you.

The little girl wore a delicate tidbit in her hair for the school dance.

She always carries a tidbit of spare change in case she needs to buy a quick snack from a vending machine.

The documentary filmmaker discovered a tidbit of evidence that changed the course of the investigation.

The children enjoyed a tidbit of chocolate after finishing their homework.

The magazine included a tidbit of fashion advice for accessorizing outfits.

He always brings a tidbit of interesting trivia to our weekly game nights.

The hiker found a tidbit of information in a guidebook that led them to a hidden waterfall.

He left a tidbit on the fridge to let his roommate know they were out of milk.

The chef added a tidbit to each plate, describing the ingredients used in the dish.

He found a tidbit on his desk reminding him of the dentist appointment.

She discovered a tidbit in her pocket with a sweet note from her loved one.

She found a tidbit on her desk reminding her of the upcoming meeting.

A smartphone with a built-in GPS is a helpful tidbit for travelers.

A pocket-sized sewing kit is a useful tidbit for quick clothing repairs.

A portable charger is a must-have tidbit for anyone who relies on their electronic devices.