Sentence examples for To make it nicer from inspiring English sources

"What are things we can do to make it nicer?

"Our goal was to make it nicer than most of our clients' apartments," said Mr. Heywood, gesturing toward the 100-inch flat-screen television opposite the bar.

It's not to make it nicer, it's not to make it tougher, it's to make it absent so that all of the weight is on the words that you're saying.

"Some people have the philosophy, 'Why should we pay principal just to make it nicer for people who will be here long after we leave?' " Mr. Winter said, adding that such a philosophy makes sense only in situations where the outstanding balance on the underlying mortgage is so small in proportion to the total value of the co-op that it has hardly any impact on the value of individual apartments.

Even though the duplex had been improved, Vaillancourt and Lee wanted to make it nicer.

Before Yakiri arrived, we reorganized the place to make it nicer and placed the chairs in a ring.

They cleared the snow to make it nice.

We try to make it nice and easy to read — in as few lines as possible".

"So we always try to make it nice for non-soccer players.

We had a real, gruff, Mellors line of dialogue: "You being in the room is enough to make it nice.

A sample:[T]ake a fresh pat of buffalo dung, lay it on the bar and add water to make it nice and sloppy.