Sentence examples for half as nice from inspiring English sources

It also, she fails to mention, tastes like hot mayonnaise – tangy and, in my opinion, not half as nice as butter, which comes out as an early front runner.

Anglicised covers of his records, including Amen Corner's passable (If Paradise Is) Half As Nice, would occasionally find success in Europe but Battisti's fame remained an overwhelmingly domestic phenomenon.

Her parents always gave the new kids a tambourine and stuck them back with Molly, because it was easy to play the tambourine, though there were intricacies to it that nobody else understood or appreciated, and because she was nice, though she was actually only about half as nice as everyone supposed her to be.

Both mother and daughter also talk passionately about the pop music they like, which is why their new album features a cover of Amen Corner's 1968 hit, (If Paradise Is) Half As Nice, mixed together with the jazz standard Ukulele Lady.

By Chris Adrian Her parents always gave the new kids a tambourine and stuck them back with Molly, because it was easy to play the tambourine, though there were intricacies to it that nobody else understood or appreciated, and because she was nice, though she was actually only about half as nice as everyone supposed her to be.

Half off is twice as nice.

Schoolchildren from Sydney to Cape Town were singing "Mandy Rice, Mandy Rice, twice as nice at half the price" The trial itself was a travesty and Ward, depressed by the dishonesty of the judge's summing up, killed himself before it ended.

Half the price is twice as nice.

An optimistic Kheny is targeting Independence Day to inaugurate the first half of the project, referred to as NICE (Nandi Infrastructure Corridor Enterprise).

A recent poll showed a majority of French people saw him as nice, but less than half saw him as presidential.

(New York had half as many).