Sentence examples for behaving nicely from inspiring English sources

A: The neighbor has a financial interest in behaving nicely while the house is on the market.

Miss Reynolds may have produced a school environment where children are thriving creatively and behaving nicely, but will that translate into a reduction in violence in five years?

Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, delivered the same message as Mr Osborne, more softly.Nationalists promise, blithely, that everybody will start behaving nicely when Scotland votes for independence.

He explained the basics of behaving nicely in public, the child was enthralled, the parents told their friends and he found himself holding etiquette classes for children once a month.

Adults worried constantly about appearances were their houses clean enough, were their kids behaving nicely and doing well in school, were they volunteering for enough town projects, were they in church as often as they should be?

Adults worried constantly about appearances — were their houses clean enough, were their kids behaving nicely and doing well in school, were they volunteering for enough town projects, were they in church as often as they should be?

"I told the soldiers to behave nicely, and with some people they were nice, but some protesters were calling them infidels and traitors.

Mourinho does not behave nicely.

The belief that they might say thank-you and behave nicely is mistaken.

(Ages 4 to 8) Clement and Clyde promise Mama that for her birthday they will behave nicely.

She has a vicious, contrary little dog named Muffin that only behaves nicely when commanded to attack.