Sentence examples for One would be nice from inspiring English sources
"One would be nice, but it was not possible," Webber said after the Brazil race.
"Right now, though, one would be nice.
Tom Hughes Shrewsbury Pushing for a play-off spot rather than battling against relegation in League One would be nice.
Changing from any stadium to this one would be nice, but we are coming from Withdean, so the change is even bigger.
Heck, even one would be nice.
One commented, " would be nice to discuss pros/cons of lay people having naloxone and where GP would avail of it".
"But if he had just one ounce of charisma -- just one -- it would be nice," she says.
In one respect it would be nice to think the away end will be empty and the protest a visible one, in the form of row after row of unfilled seats, with the message it sends that, ultimately, it is the people who watch football who choose its good guys and its pariahs.
You don't have to print the Franklin's section of the prologue to "The Canterbury Tales," for example (the sauces were "poignant and sharp") in a book like this one, but it would be nice to know why canonical works aren't included.
"On one hand, it would be nice to see her get way out front and make it easy [to win], but for the sport as a whole, what she's done over the last little bit has forced all the other girls to really elevate their game.
