Sentence examples for has become nice from inspiring English sources

Plus, this one has become nice and cheap, relative to its expected earnings power.

Towns like Bethesda have become nice places to hang out in.

For us Ireland has become a nice challenge.

For students at Knox, this oratorical social register has become a nice cherry on top of a $40,000-a-year 40,000-a-year 40,000-a-year education

The role has become a nice punctuation mark in her life in recent years, she suggests, and of course "great fun".

This has become a nice merge of Beatles and Who culture.

I asked him if he liked living in the city, which has become undeniably nicer.

Hopes even remain high that agreeing on a plan for what to do with Ground Zero will proceed without too much rancour, despite the lukewarm reaction to the first set of proposals unveiled in July.A sweeter AppleBehind this lies a conclusion that sounds trite and is impossible to prove: New York has become a nicer place.

To be sure, Park Slope has become a pretty nice place over the past 25 years, as the neighborhood, like New York in general, has experienced its long turnaround.

The common valediction has become "have a nice day".

It has been a few weeks now since that procedure, and Dave has become a tad nicer to me in moments of calm, even seeking me out for belly rubs.