Sentence examples for nip from from inspiring English sources

It's the type of research that has me reaching for a nip from the bottle of Hendrick's gin I touch only on a Thursday.

Then he produced a chunk of French baguette, and small fish in bright hues appeared from every direction to nip from it.

I picked him up, spanning his carapace between fingers and thumb, as a child learns to do to avoid a nip from those claws.

She sat in the ticket booth in front of the theatre – a neighbourhood hub, where she trafficked in gossip and goodwill, buoyed by the more-than-occasional nip from a flask.

But not if they view journalists as just another form of corporate minion and not unless the hand that feeds them is prepared to withstand a healthy nip from time to time.

What he does mostly is nip from site to site and give us interesting facts about the ancient world, about Homer and the influence he exerts over culture to this day.

Nipping from podium to keyboard, he also plays the solo organ.

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.

Some competitors nipped from the bottle of schnapps, called Infernogeist, or Inferno ghost, an aperitif meant to allay racers' fears before they start down the perilous track.

It's a dismal prospect - enough to have us weeping over our keyboards, while taking nips from a bottle of absinthe.

Though swearing has been nipped from tonight's version of Starboy, the song's glaring reference to cocaine use will remain in place.