Sentence examples for nice ordered from inspiring English sources

I would never do that, despite the fact that last month my husband started commuting from California to New York, where he's living a nice, ordered hotel life like George Clooney does in "Up in the Air," while I stay home and manage the chaos surrounding our coming cross-country move.

The bent molecules ruin the nice, ordered state where all the molecules point the same way; soon, the molecules point in different directions, causing the substance to shrink by about a quarter of its length and thicken as well.

If the weather is nice, order a "piccolo" cup (you won't have room for more) for 2 euros (about $2.75 at $1.37 to the euro) and eat it outside with Florentines who have come to start the weekend early.

"The problem is getting a set of squares that matches up in a nice order".

Put your objects in a nice order, like construction paper on the left and tape on the right.

From Figure 1, it can be found that the TNTAs show very nice highly ordered, self-organized, and free-standing morphologies, and the optimize geometrical architectures (average external diameter, 350 nm; tube length, 3.5 μm; wall thickness, 10 nm; and space among tubes, 60 nm), and also show at least local single-crystalline status.

My post-trip binge consists of going to the best restaurants, going shopping, staying in a very, very nice hotel, ordering five-course room-service meals and just not caring, really.

It's nice to be ordered to become a rule-breaker.

He was wearing a nice coat and ordered a gin and tonic.

Waitresses, busboys and runners were nice, knew who ordered each dish, brought replacement silver when needed and decrumbed the table between courses, but we had to ask for water one night and for more butter another.

Until she decides whether he is naughty or nice, the judge ordered Webber to devote 300 hours of community service at a middle- school literacy program for two summers.