Sentence examples for make them pleasant from inspiring English sources

It turns out that even the highest humane standards in such places do not exactly make them pleasant environments, and Gray evokes them with a calm precision.

Storms said the chains have improved stores to make them pleasant places to shop and to work.

Jacob's friends in Prague are more generous, and Mr. Crain makes them pleasant company for the reader, too.

The clutter-free styling remains fresh, and the cars were often equipped with air-conditioning and automatic transmissions, making them pleasant choices for driving in traffic.

The Twin Cities' relatively compact size, wide selection of good hotels and restaurants, and (in warmer months) abundance of outdoor activities make them a pleasant place to do business.

Now, though, they are dressing up those tablets with inventive accessories to make them both more pleasant to look at and more practical for cashiers.

"Anything that got people into parks, made them more pleasant -- he would have thought this was terrific," he said.

That which makes someone a great writer, obviously, is not necessarily something that makes them a pleasant person, or indeed an ideal life partner.

Lighter vans can be driven with a regular car-driver's licence, incur no rules about driving hours and can be parked on the road.Improvements in van design have made them more pleasant to drive and given them a wider usefulness.

However, the disadvantage of these occlusive agents is their sticky and/or greasy consistency making them less pleasant to use.

Rapid improvements to some of the more bedraggled cities of northern England have undoubtedly made them much more pleasant places to live in.