nip out

If only he could nip out and go to the police, things would still be all right.

I'm just nipping out to do something positive for the world.

What a great excuse to nip out for a quiet moment together.

The priest nipped out of the room before he was shut inside.

'We're just off, nipping out the back way to get to the church before them.

Probably all decided to nip out and take a quick skiing vacation.

The murderer's only got time to nip out of the room and turn the key from the outside."

"You must have nipped out early, love," the woman said cheerfully.

I just sneak a look, sometimes, when she's nipped out and I'm feeling a bit bored.

She and her boyfriend nipped out to the pub for a couple of hours leaving Bobby watching telly.

Last night the mother and the boyfriend nipped out to the pub for a quick one, leaving the kid alone in the house.

'Sounds like she nipped out the seat of her pants with that one.

Now we could not nip out the back when nature called but had to creep for fear of offending someone.

This should be nipped out with a sharp knife.

Michael nipped out his cigarette and flicked the butt on the floor.

Deftly, Poirot nipped out a paper and brought it over.

Will you nip out first thing and get me a bottle of Glenfiddich?"

Reporters and camera operators nipped out of the way sharpish.

He'd nip out while they were watching television.

She dragged on her dressing-gown and nipped out into the corridor.

'Just nip out and knock someone off,' he said outrageously.

I nipped out to see what was happening.

With the beach only a few blocks away, we figured we'd pop our heads round, have a look and nip out again.

That entire volume of space was nipped out of the System, practically speaking.

The kids were sleeping in the spare room upstairs, so she wouldn't have to keep nipping out to the barn to check on them.