Sentence examples for feels nippy from inspiring English sources
But once in a while they play a day game, outdoors, on real grass, and baseball feels nippy and tingly again.
But that has allowed him to pack his squad with nippier and more explosive players who he feels will be better suited to the spring-time weather and firm surfaces of Melbourne, Newcastle and Brisbane, where England will need to outlast Australia and New Zealand if they are to bring the World Cup back to the northern hemisphere for the first time since 1972.
Why might nippy temperatures now feel much more comfortable in just a few months?
" "For the UK in winter, that means a disruption to the westerly flow that usually brings mild air from the Atlantic and there is a potential to allow easterly winds to take hold, bringing in cold air from the continent". "Cold weather clue in upper atmosphere" Some people perform better in cold conditions, i always feel Christa stands out when it gets nippy.
Davies says: 'I drove one for two weeks during the last fuel crisis and thought it would feel like a milk float, but it was nippy and enormous fun to drive.' It must have been particular fun to drive past the filling station queues.
The Cute is reasonably nippy, with the processor scoring 5.5 on the Windows Experience Index.
Blimey, Margate is nippy.
"Jaysus, lad, it's nippy," Sean said.
