Sentence examples for Slightly nippy from inspiring English sources

As the women warmed up, each thwack of the luminous yellow balls produced a substantial amount of spray, perhaps unwelcome on what was a slightly nippy Olympic evening in what amounts to the Brazilian winter.

The power behind its famous 0-60mph in 3.7 seconds is not instantly obvious, the weight making it slightly less nippy than you would expect in the traffic.

The orange hues of fall foliage have grown a bit redder since early last week, the air is nippier, the skies are slightly grayer.

Blimey, Margate is nippy.

He's certainly nippy.

A nippy little thing.

Mornings are nippy.

It wouldn't be true to say that I found her "a nippy sweetie" – a Glasgow phrase meaning a sharp-mannered woman, first used to describe Sturgeon by a shipyard shop steward – but she was wary and perhaps slightly chill.

"Jaysus, lad, it's nippy," Sean said.

The Nippy was just the start.

Weather report: it's nippy in Newcastle.