Sentence examples for began nice from inspiring English sources

Warner executives heard the demos and duly refused (the label's president Mo Ostin wrote him a note that began, "Nice try, but we're going to have to pass").

Since this project began, NICE 15 has produced quality standards, and seven of the nine relate to aspects covered by NASH and were perhaps influenced by the first round of data collection.

I prefer Allegra's method of stir-frying on a high heat until the rice "smells good and is beginning to get nice little brown crunchy bits" – a description mouthwatering enough to have me reaching for the chopsticks.

"But they began very nice, saying they needed an expert on the North Caucasus.

After 25... Bc3, Nakamura began a nice combination with 26 Bf5 ef 27 Nf5!

Shrewdly, they dropped crude and crass references to Suu Kyi and instead began playing nice and smiling broadly.

The multisong fantasia that began with "Nice Work If You Can Get It" and ended with "I Got Rhythm," revolved around a solemn, majestic "My Man's Gone Now".

All those requirements are met, and in February viewers will be rewarded with a particularly hilarious episode that reveals, through flashbacks, how the series's core relationships and running gags began: a nice touch from one of TV's more underappreciated sitcoms.

Rich began catching nice northerns -- some more than five pounds -- on spoons in the muddy, rising river, and every time he landed one he raised it high before he released it so that we who were puttering about the camp could witness his success.

"The bottom line's been snorted/The bottom card's been dealt" is how "Champaign, Illinois" begins — a nice piece of scene-setting for a chorus that playfully presents small-town Illinois as the less-optimal alternative to heaven.

In fact, I think the real battle is how to manage all the expectations, costs and losses amassed from suffering through a cancer diagnosis after the insurance kicks in and begins playing nice (like, actually paying medical bills without causing unnecessary headaches).