Sentence examples for nice famous from inspiring English sources

You might sometimes go on there and find yourself idly looking at a nice wedding photo of a happy famous couple, but the best bit is always going to be scrolling down to the photo where that nice famous bride's sister has apparently come in costume as a stripper from SophistiCats and has a face like pig's piss about it.

People tend to be very nice to famous people in a way that they might not be to someone else.

Famous nice black man dies! "Let's re-run the entire history of South Africa.

Spectator columnist Rod Liddle has criticised the BBC for devoting too much airtime to the death of Nelson Mandela, describing the story as "famous nice black man dies".

(The show did include a clip of carpool karaoke and a nice bit on famous actors playing minor roles in Law & Order).

The conceit is nice: the most famous tale of the dark heart of Africa is told in a place, that while well comprehended in Conrad's day, has since become a curiously blank spot on the mental map.

As with Pamela Harriman, the last century's most famous nice-girl-turned-courtesan-turned-diplomat, their value lay in their wit, sometimes beauty and the scenes that they created around themselves.

His most famous catchphrase "Nice to see you, to see you... nice!" is in the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations.

It's nice to still be famous.

"I'm James Bond, without the nice lady or the famous gadgets," he said.

Not long ago, Radio 4 broadcast the autobiography of a moderately famous, perfectly nice actor.