Sentence examples for filled nicely from inspiring English sources

Football's prebowl lull is being filled nicely by college basketball these days.

James Danner, a boy soprano, worked hard and confidently as Yniold, and Ian Greenlaw filled nicely the minor parts of shepherd and deathbed doctor.

Frank Russo-Alesi, the borough administrator in Belmar, a middle-class Monmouth County Shore resort town, said he felt he had been lucky, that summer special police and lifeguarding jobs have filled nicely.

"Meanwhile, Seela's tusks have filled out nicely, and the boys are taking notice," she observes.

Page B1 Arts TWO SUMMER NOVELS WITH A SPLASH OF MURDER Both Benjamin Black and Ruth Rendell have written inviting new novels filled with nicely malevolent characters.

By the time he became a yearling, Seattle Slew had filled out nicely into a 700-pound (317-kg) colt with a good disposition.

Hardaway filled in nicely for Tim Thomas, who missed the game after suffering bruises to his back and ankle after a hard foul by the Nets' Jason Collins on Sunday.

ROCKIES 13, EXPOS 4: Mark Little filled in nicely for the missing Larry Walker, hitting his first two career home runs to lead host Colorado to its fourth straight victory.

Miguel Cairo hit a two-run homer and Homer Bailey filled in nicely for the suspended Johnny Cueto, throwing six impressive innings Sunday to lead the host Cincinnati Reds to a 2-0 victory and a rejuvenating three-game sweep of the Florida Marlins.

Come game time, the crowd had filled out nicely, helped by a last-minute surge in ticket sales through online marketplaces like StubHub, and the Nets took the floor with Jay-Z watching and BrooklyKnight rappelling from the ceiling.

The Sculpture Garden, which, when it opened, received criticism for its exposed starkness, has filled out nicely with tree growth, becoming a pleasurable oasis for contemplation and a bag lunch.