Sentence examples for nice began from inspiring English sources

The sense of bland unknowingness — "He seemed so nice!" — began to evaporate the closer we got to the Tsarnaev brothers.

"The sense of bland unknowingness — 'He seemed so nice!' — began to evaporate the closer we got to the Tsarnaev brothers," David Remnick wrote: Tamerlan's YouTube channel features a series of videos in support of fundamentalism and violent jihad.… Dzhokhar's Twitter feed — @J_tsar — is a bewildering combination of banality and disaffection.

As well as playing soul and R&B music with Arnold, the Nice began developing their own material, and when Arnold returned to the US the group were offered a contract by the Rolling Stones' manager, Andrew Loog Oldham, on his Immediate record label, which released Arnold's material.

Lynn Lempel has, and she offers us a nice beginning to our solving week by salting her grid with six of the sports you will find in the competition.

It was a nice beginning for the movement.

By the time "Nice Work" began previews at the end of March, though, Mr. Broderick had his part down cold.

Soon, with the introduction of advertising to the site, a nice business began to take shape, maybe even an ideal business: volunteers lovingly created the content; readers visited the site and clicked on the advertising.

Those who had been quietly singing to themselves grew braver and what had sounded nice before began to carry the full weight of it's vulnerability, reminding us of exactly what makes The National so special.

Prepping a strong black polish, the nice lady began filing, scraping, and coating my nails, taking time to clip away at chewed cuticles and lather on what I assumed to be not very expensive moisturizer. .

Prepping a strong black polish, the nice lady began filing, scraping and coating my nails, taking time to clip away at chewed cuticles and lather on what I assumed to be not very expensive moisturiser. .

"You have a very nice home, very nice," the woman began, scanning the room.