"nice landscape" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a pleasant or attractive view of the natural surroundings in a specific location. Example: The villa was situated on a hilltop, offering a breathtaking view of the nice landscape below.
What's wrong with a nice landscape now and then?' " Before I left town, I went shopping at Vince in Chelsea.
The whole is watchable enough, with redemption and healing the keynote themes, and some rather nice landscape photography.
It's now a very nice landscape garden with a little wood and rivers, a football pitch, water gardens, fruit trees and picnic grounds.
A nice landscape vignette is created by the close proximity of a one of Deborah Butterfield's familiar horses made of rusted metal to a set of mountain shapes made of concrete and lead by Mia Westerlund Roosen.
With 19percentt of companies surveyed by TeleSign reporting that up to half of their fraud incidents were due to mobile, it's clear this environment provides for a nice landscape for credential harvesting.
This is already different from the iPhone which, while full of plenty of nice landscape UI elements, is still going to be used in portrait mode most of the time.
"They all have a sharp design with nice landscaping, and they look like Class A office buildings".
In every country, people wanted "nice landscapes, with a few figures and animals in the foreground, mainly blue".
Just south of the park, RiverPlace is a spiffy collection of shops, restaurants, cafes and ice cream places, with nice landscaping and views of the river to the east and of new high-density housing to the west.
The rural cooperatives are located in areas of natural beauty, with nice landscapes attractive to tourism.
Soon afterward, Mr. Nice added landscape painting to his repertory, and it is an interest that continues today.
