The phrase 'nice from' is not correct in written English.
You would not use this phrase in this form. However, you could say something like, "I received a nice message from them" or "I heard nice things from them".
They looked quite nice from the waist to the thighs.
The balls were sitting so nice from 24.
I was initially very upset because it didn't look very nice from the pictures.
"My fingernails are so nice from not doing dishes," she said.
EasyJet (easyjet.com) flies to Nice from eight UK airports from £56 return.
"It's nice from the aesthetic point of view," Dr. Lohse said.
Although a bacon sandwich would be nice from time to time".
Will they make nice from the podium or cock the gun with smiles on their faces?
"But to split this series and go home is nice from a psychological standpoint.
Mr. Gertsacov, of Rhode Island, traveled continuously and was open to meeting somebody nice from anywhere.
It would be nice, from Mr Zuma's point of view, to keep things more or less in the family.
