Sentence examples for cut a nice from inspiring English sources

As the half went on the Warriors piled on the pressure and were rewarded when Hall, retiring at the end of this season, cut a nice line between Lou Reed and Josh Navidi to go over, with Horne converting from the touchline.

And the more we cut a nice pie with seven or eight pieces of about the same size, the more we are building a life that is balanced, steady and full.

You don't want to be out of control of something that's not *quite* razor-sharp but still adequately sharp enough to cut a nice chunk out of you.

Be sure to cut a nice large hole in the floor for the solid waste, as well as a smaller hole for the hose which will separate the liquid waste from the solid waste.

Cut a nice, thick piece of wood about 50 centimeter (19.7 in) long (you can also carve a shape of whatever you want in the wood) Get two or three nails and nail the PVC pipe onto the piece of wood.

This time there will be no controversy, no countless hours of free publicity on prime time news shows, no worldwide debate about Tom Hanks's hair cut (a cut so nice, Nic Cage had to copy it twice).

"You really can't cut a horse with a nice sire until they are past their star power".

If you would ask the waiter to bring a fairly sharp knife, I could cut off a nice little block of the atmosphere, to take home with me.

I called the producers of the Morning News and said, 'I can cut you a nice seven- or eight-minute piece on automobile emissions,' and they said, 'Fine.' I did it in a day, and they put it on, and I figured I was a hero.

Jeffrey Katzenberg, the chief executive and controlling shareholder of DreamWorks Animation, cut himself a nice side deal at the expense of DreamWorks shareholders, according to a recent lawsuit filed in Delaware Chancery Court over the company's $3.8 billion sale to Comcast's NBCUniversal.

So a good adult cut is a nice way for a woman to mark her segue into her new decade of true adulthood, and getting a short haircut that requires proper styling and constant maintenance is, in my eyes, about as grown up as taking out a mortgage.