Sentence examples similar to nippy yet sufferable from inspiring English sources
The fact that she has steadfastly continued to bring the Birkin to court, ignoring media criticism that perhaps a woman on criminal charges should not have a $20,000£10,80000) accessory on her wrist, and that she has yet to be spotted in a nippy little T-shirt might give you a clue as to which is which.
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.
"Sonia's tendency has been to suffer evils until she deems them no longer sufferable," Peter Kougasian, who attended Princeton with Sotomayor and worked with her in the D.A.'s office, said, paraphrasing the Declaration of Independence.
Blimey, Margate is nippy.
One nippy Wednesday night, when the back room was full, we sat at the bar sipping our B.Y.O.B. wine (the restaurant does not have a liquor license yet).
"Jaysus, lad, it's nippy," Sean said.
The Nippy was just the start.
Weather report: it's nippy in Newcastle.
