Sentence examples for deep nip from inspiring English sources
The jet boats race along in water just a few inches deep, nip between trees and close to obstacles before veering away at the last minute.
The sports commentator Marv Albert was recently accused of engaging in this type of biting by a woman who has now pressed assault charges, a reminder that the consequences of too deep a nip are not just medical but possibly legal.
Fried Peach Pies With Bourbon and Cinnamon: A nip of cinnamon brings out the deep flavor of fruit fried in a crisp, sugared pie.
Hals's portrayal of a cheerful musician whose only worry is his temporarily empty glass seems a playful parody of Caravaggio's wounded youth, whose face is contorted with a pain that seems deeper than a nip on the tip of a finger would inflict.
My journey as it were, took me from Lizard Point in Cornwall to Inverie deep in the wilds of Scotland, nipping into Lowestoft along the way.
He offers charming sportswear in the French tradition: nipped-waist jackets in pistachio or deep royal (worn, say, with matte silver tap pants); tennis whites; a languid sack of a dress, belted, in a dusky red cloqué.
Dzeko conceded a free-kick deep on the Bayern left and when Daniel van Buyten nipped in ahead of Gareth Barry to nod the set piece towards goal, Hart again saved well but Gomez poked into the net.
These findings provide deeper insights into understanding the evolutionary mechanisms of NIP III subgroup proteins and their functional diversification.
This may have been Mr. Simons's sexiest collection for Jil, with white or light blue gingham shorts worn with matching nipped-waist jackets, and some jackets with deep, squared-off openings in the front.
Even baseball doing a victory lap felt kind of sad because the sport had let the drug culture sink deep roots into the game before it even tried to nip at the leaves.
But it was Hibs who got off to the perfect start as Tom Soares' deep free-kick was helped on by the head of James McPake and Doherty nipped in to beat Smith with the aid of the post.
