Sentence examples for manage a nice from inspiring English sources

He did manage a nice assist on Wondolowski's second goal but it did not offset a sub-par outing.

Mr. Amis doesn't even do much with the sex scenes, which are of the "they had become one creature with a single will" variety, though he does manage a nice torture sequence, with the colonel, who scorns genital assault as "too unsophisticated," preferring to drive a skewer through his victim's eardrum.

Ms. Jackson's destruction of a roomful of glass furniture with a golf club is invigorating and oddly funny, and Mr. Perry manages a nice bit of indirection regarding whether one spouse is faithful.

In truth, this is more about the cameo performances in the video (Lena Dunham, Cara Delevingne and Ellie Goulding play gun-toting assassins, à la Kill Bill) than Lamar's verses, although his second one manages a nice reference to Backseat Freestyle.

He manages a nice economy that reveals enough about the working constraints of Acoustic Mapping that looking through the pages of photos and explanations of his website provokes you to question the apparently simple and thoughtless way we hear sound.

"Probably to a higher level and this is a good ground for him to come, a good ground for him to manage and a nice place to be.

Hockey managed a few nice moments in between its head injuries, with Devils goalie Martin Brodeur tying Terry Sawchuck's record for career shutouts and a two-goal performance by Capitals star Alex Ovechkin upon his return from injury and suspension.

He managed a few nice feints and twists and turns, but they mostly took place in his own half.

Cato Corp. is a small-cities based retailer of women's apparel that has long managed to do a nice job serving its primarily blue-collar customer base by offering better fashion than can usually be found at mass discounters for lower prices than is typical of department stores.

Adamson says he managed "a couple of nice contracts out of the earthquake for mattresses and a few for solar lighting systems, mostly with the International Organisation for Migration, who were administering the camps".

And if you manage to find a nice parking space, perhaps on Houston Street, you can sit behind the wheel, enjoy Tepper's odyssey and finish with 10 minutes still left on the meter.