Sentence examples for it was nippy from inspiring English sources
"But we've played in New England when it was nippy and windy".
It was nippy outside, nearly sweater weather, and the thought of soon being able to kick through piles of yellow leaves made me think about the favorite autumnal lunch of every child (even overgrown ones): cream of tomato soup.
Lauren Merkel, an MBA student at McGill University in Montreal, visits Russia and finds a complex country full of both opportunity and frustration MY FIRST impression of Russia was the same as everyone who visits in winter: even for a Canadian, it was 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.
It was nippy even in early June.
On the road it's nippy enough and its tiny 68bhp engine has just enough gusto for city overtaking – it does require some serious revving, resulting in a rather pleasing offbeat grunt from such a small car.
"Jaysus, lad, it's nippy," Sean said.
Weather report: it's nippy in Newcastle.
Bitter leaves are beautifully wintry but, well, a bit too salady for when it's nippy out.
It's nippy and quick off the lights, boasts plenty of boot space and has already proved popular in Paris with 200,000 users signed up in the past four years.
While it's hard to see many people ditching their Range Rovers for one, it's nippy enough and will work extremely well as an inner-city runabout, which is exactly what it's designed as.
