Sentence examples for for those nice from inspiring English sources

Slavkov explained he had merely been play-acting for those nice television fellows in order to point out the imperfections in the bidding system.

The humour is saltier, the male leads tougher and, as for those nice girls, well, there are more of them, they're real grownups and they aren't quite as nice.

"I think if you are the general public, you may think, 'Oh yes, they were acquitted and I'm so happy for those nice sprinters and so happy that justice was served,' but that's not the case if you look deeper into the story," said Steven Ungerleider, an antidoping expert who wrote a book on the East German doping system.

Such tactics have long been standard in commerce -- ever noticed how ads for those nice hiking boots keep following you around the Web? -- but all these tactics of manipulation are equally available to those working in largely unregulated political realms too.

Far enough, evidently, to have prompted Ms. Schwimmer to develop ChosenCouture.com, a Web site offering silver and gold bendels and kitsch like "Moses Is My Homeboy" T-shirts, graffiti-airbrushed skullcaps and a crystal-studded Star of David, promoted on the Web site "for those nice Jewish girls with a rock-and-roll edge".

Do crunches for those nice abs.

"It's been one of those nice projects, for me, though probably really infuriating for Joe," she explains, glancing surreptitiously at her seven-month old son, who is sleeping soundly in his pushchair.

MR: Thank you for taking the time and for saying those nice words about solar powered KRUU-FM.

I figured at some point I should say hello to Thurston and thank him for saying all those nice things about me on the cassette, but I was in no hurry.

Of course, even the very best flat-stomach workout isn't going to do much for you if those nice muscles you build are covered with a layer of nature's comfortable camouflage -- a.k.a.a

The NHS has always been able to offer drugs turned down by NICE, but it is constitutionally required to pay for those that NICE approves, said Chalkidou, the founding and current director of NICE's international program.