Sentence examples for nice splitting from inspiring English sources
The ability to have multiple libraries is nice; splitting work and personal stuff would be my move, so that if a meteor crashed into TC HQ (or, more likely, I'm fired for insubordination), I could free up a couple gigs in one clean sweep.
The home, which Ms. Friedman described as a "nice split-level," sold for $450,000.
State police officers were bused in as nice split-level dwellers drank, smoked, chanted "More gas!" and set tires aflame.
He said he paid more than $3.5 million a year in rent and added that most Skyride tickets were $52 combo packages that got you the artificial helicopter ride plus a pass to the 86th floor, and that the building got a nice split of that revenue.
Real estate brokers in Utah wondering how to tell if that nice split-level ranch in Provo is really a methamphetamine lab can now go online for a refresher course.
This made for a nice split in our sessions: People from my classroom could talk about their experiences and what happened.
Wouldn't it be nice to split the difference?
I'm sure there's a good reason for that, but it might have been really nice to split it down the middle and use this thing for both equally.
It's nice to split that up.
Another nice feature: a split screen tells you what exits ahead have gas stations and rest stops.
