Sentence examples for nip through from inspiring English sources

They mostly have motorbikes too, to nip through the traffic.

I spot my chance and nip through the same gap.

Nip through the garden to the banks of the Chao Phraya river and skyscrapers loom all around.

I watched a small van nip through two consecutive lights some seconds after they turned red, leaving a view of the same yellow sticker disappearing into the distance.

But if you're feeling adventurous, you could nip through to Beaver Creek, where the lengthy main street has underground heating to melt the snow and stop people from slipping.

You go to the middle of Central America, align yourself with three particular stars, place a small dagger inside a carved-stone map, follow the direction in which it points, head down a writhing tunnel, fight off scores of infuriated Mayans, climb a few hundred steps, confront the sacred guardian, evade his flaming spear, nip through the doorway, and bingo: the Tree of Life.

First ball nips through and smacks into Struddy's gloves.

The ball to Smith, which went between bat and pad, may have been a non-turner which nipped through off the pitch.

25 - Wales try! Finally the Welsh find a way through, scrum half Gareth Cooper nipping through on the blindside of the scrum and speeding away unchallenged.

After more good work Rangi Chase nips through a massive gap before being felled by a big high tackle from Escare.

Scotland established a platform in the Wallaby 22 and, with defenders fanning out either side of the ruck, Peter Horne nipped through the middle untouched to score.