Sentence examples for nice to extend from inspiring English sources

"It was certainly nice to chip in but it would also have been nice to extend the shootout," Drury said.

"It wouldn't make such a big difference, and it would be nice to extend the clay season a little bit, I think, for everybody's knees, and hips, and back.

This may be a problem exclusive to some inexplicable dementia in my brain (though I'd bet money that a lot of you can relate), but for some reason, I feel a need to stay in touch with many of these people and whenever throwing events, think its nice to extend an invitation.

Commander Alexander said the Navy wanted to offend as few of the people as possible of those who were nice enough to extend the invitations.

"Long term, the Musicland deal is a great thing, because it's a nice way to extend and expand without the major capital expense," said Mr. Ghriskey, who invested 0.23percentt of his fund's assets in Best Buy just before the stock collapsed in November.

Bungie was also nice enough to extend the Beta by four days so you can frag and strafe to your hearts desire until June 10th at 11 59 PM PDT.

This time together is a nice way to extend a cherished bedtime ritual when she no longer needs or wants us to read aloud together.

"It's a strange thing, but it was nice of him to extend the apology".

That said, it was very nice of the hotel staff to extend me that offer.

"He still wants me to take this medication, but I have refused". Mike Knapton, of the British Heart Foundation, said NICE was right to want to extend the use of statins.

A nice finishing touch would be to extend the cuts for this a little past the hole, and roll the edges in and back flush a fraction of the inch to reduce sharp edges (use a pliers).