Sentence examples for nice entertainment from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere ITV rose 3.3p to 152.8p following reports it might bid up to £90m for Scandinavian production business Nice Entertainment, which makes dramas and reality shows.

"These are people who want a home with new countertops and a nice entertainment room, but they also want to be close to the old church and family".

This second KFP is an enjoyable movie, though I am not sure I can join in with the excitable critical plaudits given to the original and this followup: it's a great-looking animation and a nice entertainment, though targeted at a younger audience, without the extra level of adult sophistication.

So the thing about the draft is, because it's become a nice entertainment segment … there's so much attention on the first round, especially at the QB position, that sometimes the third-round QB, it's 'Oh, he's a third-round QB.' But the long story short on all of that is we'll definitely scout QBs, and we'll definitely look at the trade market and free-agent market.

Less obvious, but probably also true, Meigs may have had "a laudable ambition to distinguish himself by the completion of all of these works," as Massachusetts Republican Charles R. Train, the chairman of the House Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, remarked, and "it would be a nice little entertainment for the decline of his life".

One of the core reasons that attracted me to the original Xbox One was that unlike the Sony PlayStation 4, it played "nice" with home entertainment systems—seamlessly integrating with your cable or satellite TV feed with its "pass-through" video input capability.

Coupled with "The Graduate," which hit theaters four months later, it was clear that Hollywood would gravitate away from the nice, studio-assembled entertainment that once ruled.

It just shows you what a nice community the entertainment world is, that we appreciate one another and we help one another.

Linking them together creates a nice narrative for the entertainment news media: movies based on quirky comic books don't work.

Nice pun, not-so-nice shout-out to the "Jews control the entertainment industry" conspiracy theorists.

He resists getting too ugly, but he still has plenty of fun, providing a nice lesson on restraint for entertainment reporters everywhere.