Sentence examples for keep nipping from inspiring English sources
Having finally unleashed his inner Yorkshire terrier, Romney is sure to keep nipping him around his ankles.
THOSE pesky South Korean and Taiwanese firms keep nipping at their heels, but Japan's consumer-electronics giants are still finding ways to stay ahead.
Facebook, however, popularised a form of game design in which participants can keep nipping back in throughout the day, perhaps to check on the progress of a new ride construction in Rollercoaster Tycoon or to stop crops from spoiling in Farmville.
The sound score, made especially strange and wonderful by the musical contributions of Jonathan Bepler, keeps nipping at the ear from all sides.
And besides, he kept nipping outside for a cig, and as much as I admired him, I'd make a terrible smoking companion.
"We all remember that Twenty20 game at Hampshire where we kept nipping them out," said Collingwood, before Tuesday's first one-day international, which is also at the Rose Bowl.
The U.S. government refuses to leave you alone, and this other software mogul with a yen for making dangerous landings in expensive airplanes keeps nipping at your heels.
My daughters were reminiscing about where we'd been, what we'd been up to, what dad had said and my brother-in-law kept nipping out for a cigarette and then coming back and saying: "Is he still here?" And I kept saying: "Are you supposed to be somewhere else?" And one of them had got a child to pick up and they said no, no, it's fine.
The track, which Apple released earlier this month, features lyrics like: "Trump's nuts roasting on an open fire / As he keeps nipping at his foes / You'll cry creepy uncle / Every time he arrives / or he keeps clawing at your clothes".
Samiel found the hard, flat spot on his brother's chest, clasped his hands together and pushed forcibly down, hard, to keep Nip breathing.
