Sentence examples for nice to carry from inspiring English sources

And it's nice to carry on the family tradition.

For me, it was nice to carry the team for one night.

It would have been nice to carry on but I don't know if I'd have made it properly or not".

And it would be nice to carry on into Elizabeth's time, and have someone I actually like on the throne.

And while city guides (like those from Lonely Planet or Frommer's) are nice to carry in an iPad or a mobile phone because they can save space, none of these gadgets allows you to make your own annotations.

"I got a little bit nervous as three figures approached and I slowed up the innings for a little bit but it was nice to carry on once I'd got the century".

Some may be turned off by the six-cell battery pack jutting out the back, but there's a three-cell version available and the curvature of the six-cell battery pulls double duty as a nice way to carry the computer around.

"That's nice of you to carry him until he gets bigger," I said.

"It was nice not having to carry around a pen and paper and being able to type up answers there and then," she says.

Those who had been quietly singing to themselves grew braver and what had sounded nice before began to carry the full weight of it's vulnerability, reminding us of exactly what makes The National so special.

It is a nice idea though to carry a designer purse, such as Guess or Coach.