Sentence examples for a nice pivot from inspiring English sources

A seemingly insignificant as can provide a nice pivot.

Clapper is concerned about "implications of the drawdown in Afghanistan", which is a nice pivot from a few years ago when Afghanistan was a vital national interest that necessitated a ramp up of US military engagement there (pdf).

PETER J. BOYER: note to the campus: nice pivot, mr. prez STEVE COLL: Had not heard that formulation before.

Later the CEO remarked, "nice pivot".

It's got a nice fat kicktail to help with pivoting it around in tight spots, or to let you lift those front wheels over a crack in the sidewalk.

"If there was a story about a celebrity, wouldn't it be nice to pivot that audience to an entertainment gallery on a related site?" Mr. Edwards said.

Each model has a nice economic interpretation.

One hundred caps would be a nice profile to have". Fewer than 100 days later, Declan Rice is the focal point of a modern story about conflicted loyalty, about how quickly life can pivot — and his commitment is to England.

President Bill Clinton, pivoting sharply to the right during his 1996 re-election campaign, let it be known that he thought it would be a nice thing if Judge Baer — one of his own appointees — resigned from the bench.

Have a nice days.

A nice, informative article.