Sentence examples for a nip in the from inspiring English sources

There's a nip in the air, I said.

STILL A NIP IN THE AIR One Fan Acknowledges Sun's Warmth, However, by Topping His Ulster With a Straw Hat.

It's fall, there's a nip in the air, and a harvest-like scene awaits on the table.

Almost all the stories have a wintry setting or a nip in the air or a chill in the bone.

Given proper autumn conditions -- a nip in the air doesn't hurt -- the round, lime-size husks begin to split, releasing the nuts inside.

Yes, we know the leaves are falling and there's a nip in the air, but at the glorious Lido Bristol it's forever summer.

"They're a nip-in-the-bud person".

Under general anaesthesia (achieved using 10 mg/kg body weight of xylazine hydrochloride and 50 mg/kg ketamine hydrochloride), subcutaneous dead space wound were created in the region of the axilla by making a pouch through a small nip in the skin.

If the evening is still warm you can dine on the terrace, if a nip is in the air then the large dining table inside.

When moderately chilled, at first sip it delivers a teasingly fruity opening punch line that, as it warms up, yields to a quieter, more serious flavor narrative, with a citric nip in the long finish.

When moderately chilled, at first sip it delivers a teasingly fruity opening punch line, which, as it warms up, yields to a quieter, more serious flavor narrative with a citric nip in the long finish.