Sentence examples for maturing nicely from inspiring English sources

AS ITS 30th birthday approaches, the biotech industry is maturing nicely.

On the hitting side, Cliff Floyd (.317, 31 home runs and 103 runs batted in) and Mike Lowell (.283, 18, 100) are maturing nicely.

Much delayed buildings often morph over the years, like characters in a computer game, some maturing nicely, others losing the edge they had at the outset.

With a tireless work ethic combined with a top to bottom knowledge of football in Venezuela there is no better man than Farías to ensure la Vinotinto continue maturing nicely.

Paul Rees Premiership Rugby makes play for US TV market with match in New York The traditional clutter of teams in the middle of the table is maturing nicely and is best represented by the trio of sides on 38 points, headed by Gloucester in sixth, courtesy of an extra win over Sale and Harlequins, in seventh and eighth respectively.

The company's so-called Fluidic Sculpture design philosophy is maturing nicely, evident by this handsome crossover.

A handsome wine with good body, beginning to mature nicely.

"Things mature nicely like a good wine or cheese," he opined to an auditioning singer called George.

Joshua Bell is, of course, a known quantity: fairly callow not long ago, his playing has matured nicely in recent seasons.

Now it has matured nicely, with waitresses and waiters who anticipate diners' needs, serve food with dispatch yet still take the time for a friendly word.

Yes – it has matured nicely in the 25 years since it was brought into the world, and is worthy of being savoured like the many fine whiskies that appear in its pages.