Sentence examples for make for nice from inspiring English sources

And they don't make for nice sharp clear answers.

Still, it doesn't really make for nice homes – the penthouse feels like the departure lounge of a small regional airport.

After a heavy fall rain, when the water level goes up in the gorge, the water gushes by boulders that make for nice seats.

Credit mediators and the like may make for nice headlines, but few in business hold out much hope that they will be able to do a lot of good.

It would make for nice reading, but, unfortunately, the sprawling, overheated mess that Mr. Penenberg and Mr. Barry have delivered, "Spooked: Espionage in Corporate America" (Perseus Publishing, $26), is full of the kind of unsupported allegations and unnamed riffraff that make verification out of the question.

Salads and dry chicken make for nice window dressing against the backdrop of grease burgers, quesadillas and hash browns.

Not only does this make for nicer curls, but the rollers can rest against each other while you lie on them, and they will squeeze the scalp less.

That makes for nice speeches.

Jordan: All this makes for nice counterbalance in Cremaster 1, much more feminine in every respect.

They could be valued according to models, which made for nice, consistent profit reports.

Pappardelle with "Sunday" sauce — a fragrant beef short-rib ragù — and risotto with spinach and wild mushrooms made for nice, seasonal supper dishes.