Sentence examples for course nicely from inspiring English sources

"It's a good course, nicely designed," she said.

This, of course, nicely sums up nearly everybody's attitude toward civil defense, except, perhaps, that of Lloyd's, which, unawed by the age of fission, goes serenely about its business of betting against disaster.

Charles Gábor, of course, functions nicely as a poster boy for the soullessness of American capitalism.

Or, for that matter, the song playing while Kaz lay on the bed with her? Sandra's desperate hunt on the golf course was nicely handled.

How well he figures it all out will go a long way to determining the outcome of this Ryder Cup in Louisville and, of course, how nicely he is treated by those nasty meeja people.

Courses are nicely laid out and challenging, and the cursing I did every time my ball landed in a sand pit just added to the game's realism.

The line resonated nicely, of course, with Mirren's career; however, it was her delivery of another bit of dialogue that seemed to carry the most haunting personal weight.

"The course is playing nicely and the greens are fast, even with all the rain," he said.

Yet when I write about that kind of work, I can feel as if I'm whispering into the wind, drowned out by the whirring of the mainstream cinema hype machine, which of course is kept nicely oiled by the entertainment media.

These areas, of course, lend themselves nicely to revenue-sharing and affiliate partnerships.

That, of course, fits quite nicely into the Brainly Q&A proposition that lets students seek help from each other.