Sentence examples for with a nip from inspiring English sources

Prior to broadcasts, Morris steadied his nerves with a nip of gin.

And if it's one of those days, it isn't bad with a nip of brandy.

True, those early Gaultier bondage jackets need to be freshened with a nip and tuck, but, hey, so does my face.

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With a nip here and a tuck there, it's the story of Armstrong, 37, carrying the fight full tilt against Contador, 26, while both rode for Astana.

Dolce starts a point, Gabbana embroiders the facts with color, spinning the anecdotes out, and then Dolce rounds the discussion off with a nip and a tuck.

However, 45 for none suddenly became 50 for three with Nuwan Pradeep on a hat-trick after removing Joe Root with a scuttler and James Vince with a nip-backer down the slope, that found the Hampshire captain shouldering arms a millisecond before the ball thudded into his stumps.

Kai's lush chicken salad with green-tea aïoli is not anything you'd find at the local deli, but this version is light and salacious with just a nip of kick in the aïoli, which could substitute handsomely for Hellmann's in just about anything.

Facing him was like going to a backstreet dentist for a root canal, armed with nothing but a nip of whisky and a prayer for your ma.

When moderately chilled, at first sip it delivers a teasingly fruity opening punch line that, as it warms up, yields to a quieter, more serious flavor narrative, with a citric nip in the long finish.

When moderately chilled, at first sip it delivers a teasingly fruity opening punch line, which, as it warms up, yields to a quieter, more serious flavor narrative with a citric nip in the long finish.