Sentence examples for nice magnificent from inspiring English sources

His paintings have been referred to as "muy nice," "magnificent," "da bomb," "awesome" and "phat," and he himself has been called "superbad," "pendejo" and, on uncountable occasions, " Picasso".

"He's a wonderful exponent of our training and will make a nice transition to a magnificent club in a beautiful competition.

The really magnificent thing was not the nice feeling that Don had attained, after quite a treacherous path, career zenith, but that expectation was so totally confounded.

"It is unfortunate because he is such a magnificent professional and such a nice lad".

"Hope [Powell] and the girls did a magnificent job and it's nice to be part of their awards ceremony and to see them receiving the acclaim they truly deserve".

Over in the corner in the Grand Lounge of the magnificent RKO-Roxy, we observed a nice middle-aged couple from the country eating their lunch our of a paper bag.

And the social side of my year in Germany provides many treasured memories: cheerful trips to the mountains, nice gatherings in someone's house, and the magnificent evening concerts in the small monastery nearby.

If you just want to relax, then sit under a nice large umbrella, sunbathe and simply watch the magnificent orange sun go down.

MK Dons Manager Karl Robinson told BBC Three Counties Radio: "It's always nice when you get a club record and the fans were magnificent.

One such ally worried about Mr. Trump's potential softening, author Ann Coulter, tweeted that "I hear Churchill had a nice turn of phrase, but Trump's immigration speech is the most magnificent speech ever given".

A few hundred grammes – a nice handful, a punnet – combined with a bottle of good gin makes a magnificent and nearly forgotten drink: raspberry gin.