Sentence examples for complement the nice from inspiring English sources

"Now he's showing us that he's got a bat to complement the nice glove".

Although a parallel chapter summarizing the complex community and environmental interactions underlying hantavirus transmission would have been a nice complement, the biggest shortfall is that few of the chapters manage to link strongly to the theoretical ecologic framework offered in the chapter by R. Holt and A.P. Dobson.

Sure, the 1,000 jobs would be nice and would complement the bevy of large and small businesses that have opened here in recent years.

Anthony Mason became part of the Jones package, a nice role player to complement the roster.

The stocky Butler can play at guard and forward and has a nice midrange game to complement the Mavericks' 3-point shooters.

"I think there's a lot of very nice things that would complement the Safe network where we could be exposed to their users while at the same time giving them a lot more functionality," he adds.

If you're deglazing to build a sauce, you will want to use a nicer wine that will complement the overall dish.

This is why two's complement is a nice choice: it can be thought of as placing all the numbers on a ''ring," allowing temporary overflows of intermediate results in a long string of additions and/or subtractions.

Indeed, there is probably no finer complement to a nice medium-rare cheeseburger than a big spoonful of green chile.

The chia complements fruit nicely on a nice bowl of bran flakes or other cold breakfast cereals.

Buy a nice cut that complements the uniform.