Sentence examples for when nipping out to from inspiring English sources

A female French jurist urges her to look chic even when nipping out to buy a baguette, "because you never know".

"Tonight I'll make a wrap, but nipping out to the local fast-food chicken place is always tempting.

It's run by a husband and wife team and you often see him nipping out to his cellar across the road to get the wine.

Fortunately the Milk… (Bloomsbury £10.99) is a flight of fancy about a journey Dad undertakes when he nips out to buy milk.

The story concerns a father who nips out to buy some milk, but is sidetracked by time travel, space adventures, aliens and dinosaurs, or at least that's what he tells his children when he gets home.

I m out of breaking news and Red Bull, so will nip out to buy some more, and see you tomorrow.

Obviously we don't need more crossover attempts that come on like Peanut from Kaiser Chiefs being let loose with a Moog when Moodymann's nipped out to the shops for a bag of chips and his mate Pissed Dave's popped on the phone to lay down a searing critique of how the upcoming budget's seeing pub-drinkers being penalized again.

Obviously we don't need more crossover attempts that come on like Peanut from Kaiser Chiefs being let loose with a Moog when Moodymann's nipped out to the shops for a bag of Chipsticks and his mate Pissed Dave's popped on the phone to lay down a searing critique of how the upcoming budget's seeing pub-drinkers being penalised AGAIN.

It's not as if, when I get to Azerbaijan or Kiev, I can just nip out to the nearest Zara.

Occasionally, when he talks about Jill, he slips into the present tense as if she has nipped out to the shops.

Farage says he nipped out to the pub at lunchtime.