Sentence examples similar to nippy wind from inspiring English sources

Volunteers half her age were beginning to complain about aching feet and nippy winds.

The Ostseebad — Baltic spa resorts — devised 17 rules for bathing, including the need to "be fearless and full of joy" when faced with the nagging wind and nippy sea.

Wollman Rink, where nippy breezes whisk the air in an almost winter wind.

The case against Ooh, when the wind whistles in from the North Sea Hamburgg in January – nippy.

In fact any nippy whistling comes from the North Sea, the source of the prevailing winds.

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.

Blimey, Margate is nippy.

He's certainly nippy.

A nippy little thing.

Mornings are nippy.

The Nippy was just the start.