Sentence examples for nicely fall from inspiring English sources

The observation that no single SNP explains a given linkage signal, and the additional observation that it appears that our estimated haplotype effects do not nicely fall into two bins, suggests that more than two variants are segregating in the DSRP at each candidate gene.

William Butler Yeats captured the feeling nicely: Things fall apart; the center cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world.

Chances were starting to fall nicely for Inverness as Tansey, at the centre of everything for the hosts, delivered a corner into the box for Josh Meekings to thump a header off the post.

"It just didn't fall nicely for us, and I think if we'd have scored, we'd have gone on to see the game out".

In 2012, three juniors at North Carolina's Wake Forest University invented a new fast food concept -- quality hot dogs spiral-cut lengthwise so they could better hold and integrate their toppings, which fall nicely into the grooves -- as part of a class project.

At this point your hair should have enough weight to fall nicely around your shoulders without needing to be shaped.

"In terms of ranking, they don't sit alongside the Worlds and the Olympics, so it will fall very nicely in terms of her getting back and the timescale of going to Rio to defend that London Olympics gold.

"I think in this day and age pleasure and technology just fall together nicely," she said, "especially when it comes to relationships ― platonic or romantic ― sex, or getting off".

Which means she falls nicely into the GMA demographic.

So when the garden apartment in her building became available, the pieces fell nicely into place.

He was going quite nicely when he fell in the Welsh National".