Sentence examples for back to a nice from inspiring English sources

Don't talk back to a nice man like Edgar Bergen.

I don't use Apple's dainty little desk accessories — I always go back to a nice, meaty mechanical keyboard and high-performance mouse, because Apple's keyboards are like toys and the trackpad is no good for gaming.

UNIONDALE, N.Y., NOV. 3 With the gracious blessing of Coach Ted Nolan, Al Arbour, 75, comes back to coach a nice, even 1,500th game for the Islanders.

I promise her that I'll come back to take a nice picture when her child is better.

Spray three times on the front and back to get a nice scent.

Shall we go back to a proper kitchen and make a nice beef Bourguignon?

Liverpool are back in the Champions League after a four-year absence despite faltering in the final furlong of the title race last season to finish second - and the draw offered them a nice welcome back to a competition they have had such an influence over, winning the European Cup five times.

I'm sure they'll go back to Cardiff to a nice welcome, and they deserve that".

A wee bit weary, I popped into a pub for some hearty 'pub grub' and a chat with the locals, strolled around town a bit, and off back to Cashel House for a nice hot bath and sleep.

This goes back to being nice.

This goes back to being nice to everybody.