Sentence examples for nip around from inspiring English sources

They're going to stop and you're just going to nip around".

Many of the teams that used Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot at the DRC had no real-world experience in getting bipedal robots to nip around without falling over.

"It would be good for people who live here and need to nip around".

We bowled pretty good considering the ball did nip around, but that's cricket.

"When we get back, we've got to get used to what England will be like in April, which will be about scoring ugly runs, the ball will nip around, you'll get the outside edge and you will have to scrap around to get runs and bowlers lengths will have to come up.

It would thus be pointless for forgers to nip around to their local confectionery.

Nottinghamshire, set 10 to win, then lost four wickets on a pitch that had, in the words of Lancashire captain, Liam Livingstone, "quickened up and nipped around".

Clark, who is yet to play in this series, could be a handful if the ball nips around, although Johnson would feel aggrieved after showing signs of improvement in Birmingham.

Bowie-thin, solemn but not humorless, tacitly quoting Sherlock Holmes, and nipping around like a sixties groover in his skintight costume, he wipes the floor with Kirk, while making time for a Vulcanizing smooch with Lieutenant Uhura (Zoë Saldana), the resident linguist, who is said to have "exceptional oral sensitivity".

"I didn't want to just hang around there, it was nipping around and they were bowling well so I wanted to put it back on them.

Having been under cover for so long, the pitch offered a great deal to the bowlers as the ball nipped around and Tim Murtagh and the unlucky Corey Collymore troubled the batsmen from the start.