Sentence examples for nice companion from inspiring English sources

— Koa Beck, The Huffington Post Gilbert as nice companion: "If a more likable writer than Gilbert is currently in print, I haven't found him or her.

Garden State was a nice companion to it when it ran a fall harness season, but I think New Jersey will weather that loss".

"The Art of Growing Up: Simple Ways to Be Yourself at Last" (Clarkson Potter, October) by Veronique Vienne is a nice companion for "A Year of Style".

The Choices Program provides a nice companion: a free "Following the U.S. Presidential Election" lesson that builds students' media literacy skills by having them compare sources as they analyze the news.

You can see it as a watercolor roundup, which includes lesser-known artists like Joseph Pennell and George J. Tribe, or as further proof of landscape's importance in the development of American art, in which case "Nature and the American Vision" at the New-York Historical Society makes a nice companion.

Few of the famous Partition stories are included, but no matter: Selected Stories (published by Vintage India, hopefully it can get an international release in the near future) is a worthy introduction to Manto and a nice companion volume to Bombay Stories, another recent clutch of newly-translated stories which was published abroad last year.

He was a decent companion: fairly interesting, courteous, kind, and generally nice as hell.

Looking for a nice travel companion to go globe-trotting with?

It also has support for 29 time zones and 48 cities, which makes it a nice travel companion.

Simply rejoice that you have found a "smart, nice and attractive" companion.

There's nothing really exceptional here, but it should prove a nice little travel companion.