Sentence examples for nice to ask from inspiring English sources

'It's nice to ask Rachel Stevens what's her favourite thing about being a Jew.

How will we ever find out the truth when we're too darned nice to ask exactly where that sweet young American mother with the great smile and the terrific legs got that funny accent?

The French police have the right and duty, Mr. Lamy said in an interview in Nice, to ask a foreigner "to justify the reason for his visit and the duration, and to demonstrate the means to pay for this stay," he said — usually $88 a day.

Had it been ready in time, it would have been nice to ask him how this came to be the most melancholy entry so far in the rebooted franchise, what with Captain Kirk wrestling with ennui and daddy issues while Spock breaks off his relationship with Uhura due to an existential crisis.

(You know, it's still nice to ask first).

In 1980, on a dare from a girlfriend, 20-year-old Jacques Torres marched into the palatial Hotel Negresco in Nice to ask the imperious chef Jacques Maximin for a job.

And while it might seem like it feels nicer to ask a fellow human for help (vs asking a machine), for the person in need of help to see it may actually feel easier and nicer to ask a machine — being as it allows them to be less dependent on others, argues Cheng.

People are nice enough to ask, so I do go out a lot.

"A group of teenagers were nice enough to ask if she wanted them to carry her," Mr. O'Conor said, adding that his mother pressed on.

Still, it's a nice number to ask for.

And while it's a nice gesture to ask teens to give consent to monitoring, it's a hollow one – teens, after all, are still children, and parents likely bought them their device and are paying the phone bill.