Sentence examples for marked nice from inspiring English sources

Yes, I've been let down by these dramas time and again, yet still I throw myself upon them hoping to shine light upon hazy pieces of my childhood memory, those bygone feel-good times which live in a pocket of cells behind my ear marked "nice, confusing formative moments".

Against City, it came together for him in a performance marked by nice touches, driving runs and even a handful of tackles.

His century, reached with a single to mid-on, was marked with nice understatement and a look of mild relief that his career had gained some fulfilment.

Maureen Chilton, the chairwoman of the garden's board — and the first woman to serve in that post — said that naming a woman as president marked "a nice moment" as the gender glass ceiling of top leadership positions at cultural institutions begins to break.

It wasn't very late, only about 9PM, and the bus that pulled up was marked "chartered", nicer than the normal Delhi Transport Corporation buses and sporting tinted windows and curtains.

It wasn't very late, only about 9 PM, and the bus that pulled up was marked "chartered," nicer than the normal Delhi Transport Corporation buses and sporting tinted windows and curtains.

That would mark a nice return for the venture capitalists who have invested $142m in Yammer.

This rebound amid the stock's longer-term uptrend could mark a nice entry point for a long position on the shares.

All of this marks a nice end to Microsoft's solid year, which found it once again at the top of the most valuable companies.

Harman's also done a nice job emulating Cortana's listening icon in the form of a morphing, glowing circle in a touch surface on the top of the device, which marks a nice change from the standard LED ring.

Cosmic Space isn't Legowelt's first effort for Unknown to the Unknown but marks a nice reminder of their relationship in 2015.