Sentence examples for nippy weather from inspiring English sources

This game will be played in nippy weather and that works to Buffalo's advantage.

Sleeves are generally considered an essential part of a coat, especially with the nippy weather we've been experiencing of late.

On Wednesday night, Trump tweeted a message that implied nippy November weather meant that climate change wasn't real.

A few nights ago, after I'd finished an ill-advised complaint session about the nippy December weather in New York, she smiled politely and informed me that in 1996 she survived a Winnipeg winter with wind chills of up to -57 degrees Celsius.

Winter salad can be put under cloches when the weather gets nippy.

There's also a large garden, but if the weather turns nippy: the rooms all have heated floors.

Through all the seasons from spring (drizzly) and summer (close) to autumn (nippy) and winter (slippy), weather was discussed, pondered and moaned about.

On earlier spring mornings at dawn, when the weather is nippy, merchants heat up their morning miso soup, filling the air with a fragrant steam.

It was nippy outside, nearly sweater weather, and the thought of soon being able to kick through piles of yellow leaves made me think about the favorite autumnal lunch of every child (even overgrown ones): cream of tomato soup.

Lucky for you, you'll get to the enjoy the seawater pool even when the weather turns nippy, as its heated during colder months.

Weather report: it's nippy in Newcastle.