Sentence examples for as he nicely from inspiring English sources
Blair himself, as he nicely puts it, escalated from the toe-touch story to the "no-touch" story, written from Brooklyn under a made-up dateline.
Vic Gatrell's brilliant City of Laughter points to the bawdiness of 18th-century humour in London even – or especially – among the elite (plenty of "low manners in high places" as he nicely puts it).
He loves the gothic grandeur of Ely Cathedral, and the hymns and liturgy of the Anglican Communion, which celebrate "the customs of my tribe", as he nicely puts it.
Not only is Prothero an expert on fossils but he also has a deep understanding of religion and the Bible, as he nicely outlines in the book.
The faster they go, the better it will suit him as he jumps nicely and stays on strongly.
Even Henry Ford had been uttering warnings that "the Jews of Wall Street", as he so nicely called them, had stored up trouble in the 1920s.
He smiled as nicely as possible and accepted the hearty backslaps with the barest hint of metrosexual discomfort.
"He hasn't progressed as nicely as I thought," Scott said.
"Pier 1 Imports is selling holiday-themed sanitisers with scents such as cinnamon and cilantro, packaged as nicely as perfumes".
He had the hardest time looking me in the eye, and I finally told him, as nicely as I could, that I didn't think he was cut out to be an infantry soldier.
He then went on to slam Ellmers -- albeit as nicely as expected of a Southern gent -- for her votes on the government shutdown and her position on the military.
