Sentence examples for came nicely from inspiring English sources

Macaroni and cheese came nicely crusted but a little bland, with another of the chef's fresh salads on the side.

A riff on the ubiquitous offering, ahi tuna tempura came nicely crisped from having been dipped in batter and then dropped for a second into deep hot oil.

And occasionally fashion's yin and yang came nicely together when succulent florals were used on clothes that had a mannish vibe (read: pants).

They came nicely and told me what to do if I tested positive.

The calendar comes nicely wrapped too.

"The ball was not coming nicely from his hand.

Fiorentina have come nicely into form ahead of their Europa League clash with Tottenham.

Amir took a while to settle back into Test cricket but by the end was coming nicely to the boil.

Digby at Hullabaloo, who cut the protesters some slack, offered this observation: "Movements don't come nicely prepackaged, even when they're corporate sponsored".

Matters come nicely to the boil in a quasi-Ayckbournian dinner party where John, simultaneously pledged to both parties, is finally forced to make a choice.

Within 50 pages things are coming nicely into focus, from "the woody grain of the turkey" served up as part of a gigantic buffet, to the shifting choreography of the squad's dealings with their adoring public.