Sentence examples for nice sum of from inspiring English sources

The story sold to a Hearst magazine for the nice sum of eight hundred dollars.

It's a nice sum of money, but it still makes him a bargain basement CEO in Forbes.com's Best Value Bosses list where the top executive, Citigroup 's Sandy Weill Sandy Weill, made $785 million during the same time frame.

Kasparov was given a nice sum of money, and Deep Blue didn't even make it to 1998.

In fact, they're part of the nearly one in four American women who are bringing home the bigger paycheck, but according to what they told me -- and what recent research backs up -- once they amass a nice sum of money, they don't know quite what to do next.

When I applied for my first mortgage almost 26 years ago, it was with my then fully employed husband, yet because I was self-employed and not earning a predictable monthly income (even though I was earning a nice sum of money one month and nothing another month) this did not compute to the bankers.

My mother gave us the best she could and I can't say we missed out on much, but there were times where mom, nor anyone else for that matter, could do anything to help me with my unique challenges, and I can't help but think that having a nice sum of money in the bank to help me out throughout my whole life could have made all the difference.

That's a nice sum for fortune-cookie wisdom, but it turned out to be just a fraction of his inside deal.

Of the track, BL-squared explained, "It's the last song I wrote for the album, and it's a nice summing up of where I was at the end of the recording process".

A NICE summing-up of Serbia's foreign-policy dilemmas was shown in a recent drawing by Corax, the country's leading political cartoonist.

He uses it to sock away extra money to cover out-of-pocket medical expenses, and has put aside a nice sum.

Jim Wall, secretary of the Bloxwich Research and Metal Detecting Club, of which Mr Herbert is now the most famous member, said £3.2m was a "very nice" sum.