Sentence examples for nice objects from inspiring English sources

As anyone who's ever furnished a small space knows, it takes more than nice objects to make it feel like home.

With a good model you can print nice objects at a nice resolution.

("The guy who sold it to us faked us out," Hoving told me. "It is kind of a nice object. Leonardo would have loved to own it").

("The guy who sold it to us faked us out," Hoving told me. "It is kind of a nice object. Leonardo would have loved to own it"). The Italians have permitted the Met custody of the vase until 2008; it is currently on display in a section of the Greek and Roman galleries that opened eight years ago.

And it's got nothing to do with how good the car is, how safe the car is, how long it lasts, but it has everything to do with pride of ownership and the appreciation that all of us have for owning a really nice object".

"For a lot of people, they want to have this nice object.

So we tried to do a nice object, and that's what we did.

Whatever it means, it's a nice object full of pretty colors, patterns, and images.

It looks good and it's a nice object but Herge isn't terribly likable or admirable in it, and the story is so rushed that it's hard to feel anything for the characters or events.

No, we did not select "The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis" as our December read solely because it's one of the nicest objects we've ever seen, perfect for gifting (wouldn't a red bow look nice against the salmon?) though this is certainly true: when our package arrived from the publisher, "Oooohs" and "Aaaahs" could be heard throughout the halls.

By Macy Halford November 22, 2009 No, we did not select "The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis" as our December read solely because it's one of the nicest objects we've ever seen, perfect for gifting (wouldn't a red bow look nice against the salmon?) though this is certainly true: when our package arrived from the publisher, "Oooohs" and "Aaaahs" could be heard throughout the halls.