Sentence examples for nippy evening from inspiring English sources

PROFANITY -- This was a stalwart, upright bunch from the old school, but it would be interesting to have a microphone in one of those little canvas tents of a nippy evening.

On this nippy evening in early November, as she curled up with a cup of cocoa in a Manhattan hotel suite, she was exhausted, even though she had just squeezed in a 45-minute nap, the heavy-lidded, woozy-voiced effects of which she was still shaking off.

Drafty though it can be on a nippy evening, the 18th-century building and former church proved itself the perfect fit for this kind of late Baroque programme.

After a nippy evening in which the half-naked officers were quivering with cold, the villagers finally released them when the majority of the strikers were freed by state authorities.

On one particularly nippy night, she threw on her sleeping bag and sprinted for the bush.

Along the front walk one recent nippy morning, there appeared what seemed to be a dead bumblebee.

So on a nippy afternoon on the first day of spring, contractors stand in muddy puddles and remove sodden electrical panels.

The grand Art Nouveau interior and art works retain a historic charm, and its kawa z alkoholem (coffees with alcohol) are delicious on a nippy afternoon (ul Floriańska 45; kawa Hennessy £3).

It was nippy even in early June.

As the women warmed up, each thwack of the luminous yellow balls produced a substantial amount of spray, perhaps unwelcome on what was a slightly nippy Olympic evening in what amounts to the Brazilian winter.

We might not quite have all of nature's powers under our command just yet, but we can at least now turn a nippy October evening into an August scorcher by popping down to B&Q or wherever and spending £100 on a patio heater, or an "alfresco appliance" as some in the seasons-denying trade now call them.