Sentence examples for To become nice from inspiring English sources

(serves 48 8 lamb chops 2 cloves garlic, crushed 1 tbsp of chopped mint 1 tbsp of chopped flat-leaf parsley Rind of 1 lemon ½ tsp English mustard 150ml olive oil 100g feta cheese, crumbled 1 small aubergine, sliced lengthways Season the lamb chops, place them in a large tray under a hot grill, for three or four minutes on each side, making sure the fat renders down to become nice and crispy.

I hope that online communities are going to become nicer in the coming years.

When the children evaluated a peer who was described as being mean but wanting to become nicer, older children were more pessimistic about the peer's prospects for change as compared to younger children (see also Hymel, Wagner, & Butler, 1990).

Towns like Bethesda have become nice places to hang out in.

Plus, this one has become nice and cheap, relative to its expected earnings power.

It doesn't mean you become nice or good; you become the person you were born to be.

This will help the rice become nice and fluffy.

Take your time, and the soup will become nice and clear.

You can sum it up like this: "When we go into space, we will all magically become nice".

It may not be easy when one moment you are mean at school and the other moment you suddenly become nice.

Note: Since the alcohol keeps the water fluid, the mixture will not actually freeze but it will become nice and cold.