Sentence examples for nicely aged from inspiring English sources

Among these were a Breitling Top Time, a 1960s Omega with a nicely aged dial and a Breitling Navitimer that needed some touch-up work.

A good cru Beaujolais or a mourvèdre, like a nicely aged Bandol, or one of the new-wave mourvèdres from California come to mind.

The highlights are some nicely aged steel outdoor sculptures on the street-level landing, along with a pair of modestly scaled, lightly patinated bronze sculptures from the late 1970's and early 80's on plinths on the first floor near the office area.

The wines are surprising — a lot of the fashionable natural stuff, sure, but also rare, nicely aged bottles of Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Chablis.

Manzke is very good at this stuff — so good that it is sometimes easy to overlook the kind, informed service, or even the wines chosen by Taylor Parsons, late of Osteria Mozza, whose list runs from cult natural wines by the likes of Puzelat and Broc Cellars to nicely aged Corton-Charlemagne and Saint-Estèphe.

The cast is nicely age-diverse.

After a few months with the bag, it's aged nicely and is starting to feel like a well-worn pair of denim jeans.

Actually, he is ageing nicely and, for all the dog talk, he looks a bit feline, like a tamer Jack Nicholson.

But they are fabulous, wicked punctuation points that nicely update an aging icon.

Two other variables--gestation time and brain mass at birth--also correlate nicely with age of walking for most animals, but not for humans.

Brosnan is aging quite nicely as a leading man, but even his residual appeal running around again in agent mode is diluted by the character's inconsistencies, a hindrance unaided by the screenplay's silly soup of the gritty and the ridiculous.