Sentence examples for nice roster from inspiring English sources

"I used to have a nice roster of origin stories," he said.

The elevated bar, which serves a nice roster of wines by the glass, is a perfect perch from which to take it all in.

SOCIAL FACTOR Vauthier is no Gaultier, but the site manages to expose a nice roster of de-signers who aren't available everywhere else, which is a common complaint about other social shopping sites.

A nice roster of factory options can take the Sky from PG-13 to R-rated.

The division has a nice roster of high-quality, comparatively inexpensive luxury vehicles but customers don't think Acura plays in the same league as German luxury brands like BMW and DaimlerChrysler 's Mercedes-Benz, or even the Lexus division of fellow Japanese automaker Toyota Motor.

Then there was the investors – a nice roster including Oleg Tscheltzo (Founder of Fotolia.com), VCs Hussein Kanji and Rob Kniaz, Tom Hulme (Design Director at IDEO), Kirill Makharinsky (CEO Ostrovok), John Earner (GM Playfish) and Sir Peter Bazalgette (media guru formally with Endemol).

He's a great writer, and has been a nice addition to your roster of columnists, as the lone true conservative (sorry, Brooks no longer counts; he's been co-opted, and were he alive Buckley would not recognize him).

This year it would be nice to have a healthy roster and see wide receiver Breshad Perriman have a good season.

Turning to what may be more serious matters: The aggrieved Sekou Bah is a nice addition to Homeland's roster of handsome, vulnerable, angry and sure-to-be-horribly-mistreated young men.

Here's the full list, along with an explanation of the reasoning behind the company's inclusion, starting with the "naughty" roster: And now, the "nice" list: Do you have your own candidates for the "naughty" or "nice" list?

Anthony Mason became part of the Jones package, a nice role player to complement the roster.