用nip造句子，“nip”造句

Retailers are trying to figure out whether consumer demand that gave them strong holiday sales will last. The fear is higher prices will nip that budding demand.

When I remember, and drink 2-3 liters, I'm happy as a kitten on cat-nip, and productive as a bat out of hell.

Several of our staff feel they've been mistreated and are thinking of leaving. We need to nip this in the bud, so let's call a meeting to discuss their grievances.

Small changes can swell monsoons, or nip them in the bud.

Conspiracy theorists might conclude that the American government is trying to nip and tuck its way to attractiveness.

I pray that she and our two children are OK, quickly pick my holdall off the carousel, nip to the bathroom to wipe my face, and call her back.

Monitoring the chatter, however, may nip such an epidemic in the bud.

And it's not just a nip and tuck to appear younger and fresher: Greater Numbers of young women are now going under the knife.

Governments and central Banks have the difficult task of ensuring that their actions do not nip in the bud what in any case is likely to be feeble growth.

Time is tight. We have just enough minutes (19) to nip out onto the station's rather grand new terrace and survey France's oldest, most boisterous city.

Even though treatment of snoring and sleep apnea may be costly, it appears worthwhile to nip it in the bud.

The US movie star has the most requested look - exaggerated, almost cartoonish lips, eyes and cheek bones - desired by American women wanting a nip and tuck, Professor Ava Shamban says.

The first is to nip the rising violence in the bud.