Sentence examples for nice took from inspiring English sources

The attack in Nice took place just as the Euro 2016 soccer tournament had concluded.

To my surprise, the flight to Nice took off, not long after midnight, with me on it.

At the Allianz Riviera, Nice took matters into their own hands and went ahead in the 18th minute when Baysse headed home from a free kick.

He stood up from behind a desk, backed by a wall of books (sample title: "The Power of Nice"), took my hand and applied the ideal amount of pressure for the ideal amount of time: a better handshake than any I could recall.

Richard Bean's England People Very Nice took interesting risks with racial stereotypes and was ill rewarded with some knee-jerk reflexes from audiences, while another experiment – the digital relay of Helen Mirren's performance in Phèdre to cinemas around the country and the globe – paid off handsomely enough to guarantee further ventures.

PARIS — The long list of crimes all over France, which, rightly or wrongly, are attributed by public opinion to the same gang, was added to yesterday [March 25] when six men murdered a chauffeur at Montgeron, on the road from Paris to Nice, took his automobile, in which they drove to Chantilly, murdered two employés of the Societé Générale branch there and robbed the bank's safe of 49,000fr.

"It's nice taking it all the way and getting victories".

"You want to see something nice, take a good look at that," said Miracle, 88.

Typical mother's call: "I always try to look nice, smell nice, take the kids to school.

Also from Kodansha is Waki Yamato's "Fleeting Dreams", a "sugar and spice and all things nice" take on Genji in manga form that has sold 17m copies.

If the weather's nice, take a table in its sculptured garden (High St; lunch mains from £5.75).