Sentence examples for nice power from inspiring English sources

She enjoys the thrill of anonymity; she says it gives her a kind of nice power, and, besides, she could never endure the scrutiny she gives her actors.

So is the loss of outfielder Mike Morse, who has his issues both offensively and defensively, but is, or was, a nice power threat to have in the lineup.

Similarly, for the interested line, there is a nice power law relationship between the length of bar pieces u and the reduction factor S. This law is u = 1/ S d, where d is the slope in the log/log diagram.

According to Figure 2 and the relationship between the reduction factor (scaling factor) and the number of scaled down pieces into which the structure is divided, apparently, for the line, square, and cube, there is a nice power law relationship between the numbers of pieces and the reduction factors.

They did get goals from Naslund and Redden, who scored on a nice power-play shot.

Take some nice power-ballad chord progressions from an 80s Heart album, overlay some minimal beats, add the bleeps from 70s video game Pong, and you've got West's backing tracks.

However, he would enthuse about the superb engine, a tiny turbo-charged affair that revs all the way to 7,000rpm and is one of the nicest power plants on any car at any price.

The cloth covering makes this one of the nicer power banks on the market, for whatever that's worth.

"It has a nice, wide power band, probably between 2,500 and 6,000.

He's got to have those three windmills at Montauk Point ("They're symbolic!"), that pair of underwater transmission cables from New England to the Island, maybe even a nice, normal power plant next door to the shell that was Shoreham.

It's a nice, sharp power play, and a canny use of the nascent procedures of the courtroom by someone with an ax to grind who has come for what's his.