Sentence examples for considered a nice from inspiring English sources

Now a dozen eyes is considered a nice business.

It was, all things considered, a nice little trade.

He considered a nice one-bedroom on Pinehurst Avenue for $1,250 a month, but this, too, was undergoing renovation.

Criticism was considered a nice little job for a woman so, for a while, most of us were.

He said that when Goldsmith was first chosen as the Tory candidate, he had welcomed the nomination of someone he considered "a nice guy" – charming, principled and independent-minded.

It didn't matter that Mr. Wasserman was considered a nice guy, something for which his grandfather, the super-scary agent and studio boss Lew Wasserman, was not especially known.

But I've been considering a nice watch.

For a man, consider a nice pair of sterling silver cufflinks — antique, ideally.

Instead of militarising Canada's financial district, might I recommend that in the future the G20 consider a nice airport Hilton?Evan Hughes TorontoFlustered travellersSIR – It was interesting to read about a new airport-security technology that spots "suspicious individuals" ("Peek-a-boo", June 12th).

For consider a nice, Newtonian world of point-particles, with nary a speck of homogeneous matter to be found.

Consider a nice mobile for visual stimulation.