Sentence examples for nice take up from inspiring English sources

So when society subtly or not so subtly suggests they should stay in their lane, be nice, take up less space, or disappear altogether, this is not new information.

Devoted to clothes, videos, pop music and nice stuff, Will decides to take up a sideline in seducing single mothers.

Devoted to clothes, videos, pop music and nice stuff, Will decides to take up a sideline: seducing single mothers.

Nice of the software giant to take up the cudgel for the little guy.

"Romain, who I have to say is an extremely nice young man, chose not to take up the offer.

It's a nice "third controller" that doesn't take up much space and its useful for smaller hands – or when smaller hands want to take your Wiimote and you're stuck with the tiny Mini Wii Controller.

It's also super small – about the size of an Xbox controller – which is a nice relief from bulky routers that take up a ton of counter or shelf space.

Unsurprisingly, though, these air-beds take up even more space than a nice comfy first class seat.

If doing it by hand, it could take up to 10 minutes to get the cream nice and thick.

And best of all, it had a pool, a rectangular one with a nice deck that took up most of the backyard.

Eurogamer's Tom Bramwell noted that the game's puzzle segments were "depressing" and "superfluous", and that although the Sphere Grid was "a nice touch", it took up too much of the game.