Sentence examples for nice relevant from inspiring English sources

"Having really nice, relevant, interesting, fun stamps might make a difference in people's decisions to mail a letter," said Stephen Kearney, the Postal Service's manager of stamp services.

Nice, nice, nice.

I'm also pleased to say that we have 10 copies to give away to the first 10 UK people to post "I want a copy please", alongside a nice comment relevant to the book.

Also, by way of encouragement, we have 10 copies to give away to the first 10 people to post "I want a copy please", alongside a nice comment relevant to the book.

I'm pleased to say that we have 10 copies to give away to the first readers in the UK to post "I want a copy please", alongside a nice comment relevant to the book.

I'm pleased to say that we have 10 copies to give away to the first 10 UK people to post "I want a copy please", alongside a nice comment relevant to the book.

And indeed, whether we should let the fact that his biography is so dark shade our approach to his stories … We have 10 copies of Murders in the Rue Morgue to give away to the first 10 people to post "I want a copy please", alongside a nice comment relevant to the book.

NICE use relevant HRQL data (in the form of a utility) to estimate quality adjusted life years in cost utility analysis and has a preference for the EQ-5D [ 4].

We have five copies of Night Watch to give away to the first five readers in the UK to post "I want a copy please" – along with a nice, constructive comment relevant to Pratchett – in the comments section below.

We're keen to put those copies in the hands of the first 10 readers in the UK to post "I want a copy please", along with a nice, constructive comment relevant to the book.

By way of encouragement, we have five copies of the fine new Penguin edition (packed with notes, appendices, various old introductions and a fine new one by John Gray) to give away to the first readers in the UK to post: "I want a copy please" – along with a nice, constructive comment relevant to its author – in the comments section below.