I hate that the expectation of a certain female form is so ubiquitous that even cartoon characters aren't spared artificial waist nips.
With reckless finesse, he undertakes slower moving traffic using the motorway exit roads, and then nips back onto the main highway at the last minute.
Ms Greene frequently grants interviews in a glass-walled meeting room right next to the entrance which she often nips out of to greet passers-by.No wonder that the culture of VMware, which now employs over 6,000 people, is often described as open and collegiate.
Even when Susan nips from Paris to Rome to Budapest in pursuit of a stolen nuclear weapon, her allies and enemies assume she isn't up to the job, even as she repeatedly proves that she is, whether by defeating a knife-wielding assassin while armed only with a frying pan, or speaking French while interrogating a Parisian.
It contained so much plastic she'd been going to donate it to Tupperware, and so many nips, tucks, fillers, brow-lifts and chin jobs that she was sometimes afraid she'd have to eat through her ears.
No local manager nips out for a rogue purchase of a few thousand motherboards.
"Beneath the Neon Egg", the last of the set, nips with the chill of the Danish winter a counterpoint to the steamy bars and jazz clubs where the novel's protagonist seeks respite from his mind's restless ramblings.Patrick "Blue" Bluett is a 43-year-old American expat, recently divorced.
It also nips indigenous software entrepreneurs in the bud.
One form of aggression helps to establish social hierarchy: the dominant animal nips the less-dominant animal, which produces the tooth scars seen on every adult in the dolphin family (Delphinidae).
If you're seeing someone but can't resist a quick check of your Tinder when he nips to the loo, then surely your mind's not on the job?
