Sentence examples for nice to avoid from inspiring English sources

That's via Fast FT 7.57pm BST Hester: it'll be nice to avoid pay questions Stephen Hester.

It would also be nice to avoid repetition of the news that Ms. Reynolds went on to run a bed and breakfast in the Catskills, but the pieces have not been edited with regard to one another.

Not only can I download books (very nice to avoid carting around a dozen travel guides), but I also can check e-mail while riding the Hong Kong subway and find directions to my hotel, like when a New Delhi cabbie got lost.

Nevertheless, it would be nice to avoid such a situation entirely.

And I wasn't being "too nice" to avoid being rejected, I was being "too nice" to avoid being seen.

Some have a digital DVI or HDMI connector, which avoids the signal being converted from digital to analog to be sent down the cable (which was designed for old CRT monitors) and back to digital again, which can cause slight signal deterioration--it's not a big deal, but nice to avoid.

Black men at times are forced to purposefully "seem nicer" to avoid being seen as "scary".

With a little bit of imagination, making "yesterday's latest technology" into beautiful pieces of art is a nice way to avoid sending the stuff off to fester in a developing country.

"Try and be nice to people, avoid eating fat, read a good book every now and then, get some walking in and try to live in peace and harmony with people of all creeds and nations".

Have a good weekend – and remember theatres are nice warm places to avoid the chill.

Maintain refrigerator gaskets nice and clean to avoid ripping and also to confirm a tight door close up.