Sentence examples for is nip and tuck from inspiring English sources
Peter Hain, the shadow Welsh secretary, said: "It is nip and tuck whether we will form a majority.
Another subplot is emerging, the battle for the green jersey of best sprinter, between Zabel and the Australian national champion McEwen, and it is nip and tuck.
On another 19-hour campaign day that included a swing through four states where the race is nip and tuck, Vice President Al Gore resurrected the name of Bill Clinton today as he declared to blacks in Philadelphia and union members here that Tuesday's election was about not only material prosperity, but also "prosperity of the spirit".
This game really is nip-and-tuck at the moment and it's a tough one to call.
Texas Tech trailed by only 17 points in the fourth quarter, which is nip-and-tuck business for the No. 1-ranked Sooners.
A game that was nip-and-tuck took a turn with just over four minutes left, when Wofford went on a 17-0 run to leave Seton Hall behind.
It was reasonable to predict that Nairo Quintana would be pressing Froome hard en route to Morzine on Saturday and that the pair would be nip-and-tuck through the final week.
"The first half was nip-and-tuck, as it always is in matches between Ireland and Italy, but the tries early in the second half gave us a bit of daylight.
"It was nip and tuck until then.
"It's nip and tuck," he said.
