Sentence examples similar to nippy temperature from inspiring English sources
Why might nippy temperatures now feel much more comfortable in just a few months?
On an uncharacteristically cold May afternoon in Munich, the Bundesliga season drew to a close and despite the nippy temperatures, Bayern Munich's players followed up their routine 3-1 victoverover Hannover by chasing each other around the pitch with oversized glasses of Weizenbier as they celebrated their fourth league championship in a row, and three in three under Pep Guardiola.
Experts also note that it is generally easier to get back to a comfortable body temperature when it gets nippy than when it is excessively hot.
How do we know there's liquid water on a moon with little-to-no atmosphere, where the average temperature is a rather nippy -324 degrees Fahrenheit?
Another great attribute to this soup is that it's hearty enough for winter months and lends itself nicely to those early weeks of spring when the temperature is still a bit nippy.
Every year in the Antarctic, the penguins must leave the sea which is their natural habitat and - combining Scott's determination with Captain Oates's self-sacrifice - march hundreds of miles to their traditional breeding grounds in temperatures which can reach a nippy 80 degrees below zero, there to mate, to produce eggs and then make the long schlep back.
The nation's official low temperature at midday Sunday was a nippy minus-44 degrees in Mosby, Montana.
Blimey, Margate is nippy.
