Sentence examples for nicely chosen from inspiring English sources
Domestic wines from a fairly priced, nicely chosen list, but only a few bottles are under $35.
WINE LIST: A nicely chosen international list of about 100 wines, with nine wines by the glass and quarter-liter.
He expressed this in a rather nicely chosen phrase: "The underworld is as rotten as the bourgeois world".
Wood writes sensibly about the novel's "exceptionalism", its resistance to large-scale generalisations, and does skilful close readings of a range of nicely chosen passages.
This restaurant offers some of the best Italian food on the Upper West Side, with lively pastas, individual pizzas and a nicely chosen wine list.
WINE LIST: A nicely chosen, boutique-size list of about 120 wines, with 16 wines by the glass and a dozen half bottles.
Adding sleeves to a garment that lacks them is easy – you can either sew new sleeves into the openings (or ask someone nicely): choose perhaps a contrasting colour or sheer texture like stretch net or lace.
More well chosen nicely put together.
While not all fall into the "never before seen" category, most are well chosen and nicely reproduced.
"It naturally pleased Haig to have carefully chosen and nicely cooked little tidbits of 'intelligence' about broken German divisions, heavy German casualties and diminishing German morale served up to him every day and all day," Prime Minister David Lloyd George wrote.
Model A was chosen for further investigations, as it nicely captures the richness of different apoptotic states and agrees with experimental data (see below).
