Sentence examples for got nicer from inspiring English sources
"Everything got nicer," she said.
But then as Shagger who came as a Clarkeite and left a semi-converted 'Cameroon', puts it: 'It's not that we've got nicer, it's just that we're sick of losing.' There are accusations of dirty tricks.
Sharon Rudolph, a clerical aide at the complaint line of the city's Department of Consumer Affairs, where nine employees answer 600 to 700 calls a day from unhappy New Yorkers involved in disputes with businesses, says she noticed that New Yorkers got nicer after Sept. 11th.
If we got nicer costumes and an amplifier, we could go big time.
The band members may not have the same crippling drug problems – which might apply to Iggy Pop's five-star reviewed reunion with the Stooges – and no longer be riddled with childish egos (and, one hopes, not have thrown their toys out of the pram moments before the gig because the guitarist got nicer sandwiches).
Another is the implication that everything would have been better if dictators just gradually got nicer, rather than getting gone, and that the whole Arab Spring, which certainly has had its low moments, can be written off as an undifferentiated mess — as if Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya were all part of the same story.
"Anyway, you got nice legs.
They got nice mosques there.
You know, you got nice skin here.
We got nice leather to fit you!
