Sentence examples for a nice line for from inspiring English sources

It was a nice line for domestic consumption.

During many of her shows, Faith announces that she isn't fond of music made after 1973, a nice line for someone born in 1985.

Labor Day typically makes for a nice line of demarcation to signal the end of summer (for beachgoers) and the start of the most serious phase of the postseason hunt (for baseball players).

11.49am: There's a nice line from Nigel Nelson on Twitter.

The Daily Mail does a nice line in cruise holiday sales, for example.

The axiom that the customer is always right never seemed to have been aired at Dobell's, and the staff of impassive buffs had a nice line in withering stares or scathing rebukes for daft requests or uninformed purchases – or for any luckless soul who stumbled on to the premises unaware that it was a specialist record shop, and asked for something in the charts.

Clearly, the Fanclub have a lot more going for them than a nice line in knitwear.

Dory has a nice line when she notes that he is not very sympathetic for someone who has three hearts.

1.22 A nice line here too - celebrity strolls on red carpets are "staged circuses for schoolgirls".

I hope, for your sake as much as mine, that you do a nice line in sarcasm.

Gant does a nice line in gingham.