Sentence examples for nice about what from inspiring English sources
I asked one of the girls, who turned out to be Danish and nice, about what Christmas is like there.
Lineker, looking genuinely moved in the presence of football's equivalent of Elvis, said something nice about what an honour it was to be sitting next to the great Pelé.
So they came two years running and were very nice about what we'd put on and all that, but I thought, Well, we can't really have these same old things again.
When the reporter had left the tent, a shadow of perplexity passed over Colonel White's usually cheerful face, and he turned to me and said, "That fellow from N.B.C. didn't look as if he was going to be very nice about what we're doing out here, did he?" I agreed that he didn't.
And so, in that way, I think what's nice about what I've done in my career and I feel blessed about it that I get to keep doing it, but it just doesn't mean that there's like four or five roles that just stick out.
Confusion, including about the limits of medical science, is mixed with distracting counterfactuals about just how one might have rephrased the Roe decision to make everyone nicer about what is, in the end, a question of women's rights and privacy, of public passions, and of navigating hard moments when something, undeniably, has gone wrong.
"It's quite nice talking about what it was like to be the young pretty thing, rather than being it".
When a babe is brought out for Bond to sleep with, Apted says nice things about what a fine actress she is.
Mr. Liu said he and Richard Kong had "just had a nice discussion" about what the Texan wanted to do for New York City.
In the show, she, her daughter and a guest panel reach their final poison conclusions (along with a few nice ones) about what attendees wore.
"I think people tell themselves a nice story about what might happen if they leave their dog in Prospect Park, and sometimes the story comes true," said Jolanta Benal, a freelance copy editor who heads FIDO's rescue committee.
