Sentence examples for nice to present from inspiring English sources

"It's always nice to present yourself as a reformer, without getting into trouble," he said.

"It would be nice to present this aspect of Italy that isn't seen very often in the states," he said.

If it is not possible to make extracellular recordings in septal regions, then it would be very nice to present septal imaging data as part of the population maps in the main figures.

"And that's not a nice way to present your turkey".

If your project is for school, find a nice way to present your project.

It will be nice to give them that present".

— Ogden Nash MONDAY'S PUZZLE — Ogden Nash's observation about the number of "L"'s in the word l(l)ama comes up fairly often in crosswords, and the spelling hint appears in Andrea Carla Michaels's puzzle today, so I thought it would be nice to finally present the poem in its entirety above.

"I thought it was nice to give something from the present," Mr. Stella said.