Sentence examples for much nicer for from inspiring English sources

"Over there's much nicer, for food and that".

It would have been much nicer for Mets fans if Piazza had been used.

Once the children are engaged, it's that much nicer for the parents".

The new instrument panel is nicely trimmed, and instruments in the XT and GT have electroluminescent lighting that is always on, making the dials easy to read.All the interior trim is much nicer for 2005.

"I think I'll see if I can possibly get Celia, Celia Gunn, if she's available, or if she's on a case she can possibly leave; it'll be so much nicer for everyone to have someone around who is an old friend, really one of the family, rather than just a complete stranger, don't you think?" Hannah nodded.

It's also much nicer for anyone riding behind you!

"I never seen one guy do so much nice for another fellow," says one.

Young readers will find the outcome reassuring, when, back inside and ensconced in a half-open bureau drawer, Nini thinks, "In here, at home, is much, much, much nicer... for now".

Ukraine is unlikely to become a much nicer place for its 50m people any time soon.Viktor Yushchenko, a brawny, disorganised ex-prime minister much liked in the West for his talk of reform, is heading one way.

Eventually I came to admit his variety was much nicer than ours for both marketing and culinary purposes.

Old‑style waiting rooms mostly felt cold and smelt funky: how much nicer to loiter for your train in the aisles of an M&S "Simply Food".