Sentence examples for nice to return from inspiring English sources

So it must be nice to return to the relative calm of the music business.

Once in a while it's nice to return to simpler times, when smoke was glamorous, cholesterol had not been discovered and a wink might get you a drink.

The River House is always nice to return to, especially in late afternoon on the warmest of days, when ceiling fans on its river-facing porch are whirring away and the lemonade and cookies have been put out for all comers.

While I've always enjoyed Supernatural for its mythology rather than for its monster-of-the-week episodes, occasionally it's nice to return to what attracted us to the show in Season 1 -- seeing Sam and Dean following leads, putting together clues and making a nostalgic "wall of weird" the way John Winchester used to do.

Sometimes, it is nice to return their calls so you aren't too mean, but you don't have to return them.

It would be a nice way to return the favour.

It's nice sometimes to return to the simple things in life, to remind yourself that complication is often unnecessary - like this easy-peasy chicken and pasta salad.

What a nice way to return from an extended holiday weekend.

He was nice enough to return my call, and even agreed to use the scant pre-existing info on Pokésex as a jumping-off point for "actually coming up with some hypotheses of what you're most likely to find".

I go out and sleep out pretty often, but it's nice being able to return somewhere quiet when I please (being an only child helps).

At first she is almost willing to do it, thinking it is her duty to be nice to a returned veteran.