Sentence examples for long nip from inspiring English sources

Oh, a long nip of Finest Vintage Character before bed adds coziness on a cold night.

Mr. Altuzarra combined cream silk and light blue cotton in a long nipped-waist shirt that looked as sporty as a half-buttoned cardigan.

Sead Kolasinac allowed Soares to squeeze in a cross from the byline and Long nipped in front of the motionless Mustafi to prod his second goal in 46 appearances beyond the exasperated Petr Cech.

Klose had seen Hernanes, the Brazilian, test out the veteran goalie Gigi Buffon and, when Buffon failed to hold a speculative long shot from Hernanes, Klose nipped between Chiellini and the keeper to tap in the rebound when Buffon failed to hold the ball.

Eurosceptics in the Conservative Party have long been nipping at the ankles of party leaders, but the level of harassment has risen as Europe's fortunes have declined.

Long sleeves, nipped in waists, draped veils and flowing skirts are part of the Firdaws style DNA.

For an ex-dancer, even one whose career was long-ago nipped in the bud by a mother who didn't believe ballet was a path likely to produce a house in the suburbs and 2.2 babies, I find myself walking a little taller, the slight turnout that sometimes imports vestigially when I even think about a ronde de jambe as I cross the scaffolding on the overpass.

Fractions D and E in TBIR-15 and TBIR-20 were multi-block copolymers with long TPI blocks (nIp = 6∼24) and the above two fractions show decreased Tm (29∼38 °C) from imperfect TPI crystals.

A tiger barb and a guppy will probably not live together peacefully: tiger barbs will nip long fins.

It is Christmas Eve and the American woman and the English woman become quite chummy, and before long are sharing nips from the same bottle.

And every day we saw the same three parrotfish, vermilion and emerald giants, half as long as us, nipping at invisible food on the corals.