Sentence examples for nice to call from inspiring English sources

"She was very nice to call, and I commend her for that," he said.

"It'd be nice to call somebody and say: 'Hey, this is Clint.

It would have been nice to call on that old Bunuel pro, Fernando Rey, though he had a habit of overdressing, overdoing the bourgeois look.

It would be nice to call this a logical fallacy, but those are two words that should never be placed within physical proximity of Donald J Trump.

"Whether you have a flunking student or a B-minus student, it is not nice to call someone at 6 o'clock on a Friday night," Mr. Goodman said.

It would be nice to call this a "principled" stand but it is precisely the lack of any aesthetic principle by which creativity can be judged that has reduced the benchmark of appreciation to breaking taboos and upsetting people.

A SIGN outside Jena describes it as "a nice place to call home".

"It gave me a nice excuse to call her the next day," he said.

"He was nice enough to call me and tell me he wasn't going to be our man".

They love the ladies but really and truly, cross their cheating hearts, just want a nice girl to call wife.

Surveying the ruins, one diarist later snarled: "This is a nice town to call itself a centre of civilization!" Other gangs attacked the police.