Sentence examples for nicely giving from inspiring English sources

The four men behind Phoenix did rather nicely, giving themselves a £10m loan note and a £16.5m pension fund, and their "greed" has therefore become the focus for public anger at the company's demise.

Groupon's current leadership team is "gelling very very nicely," giving the search committee more time to find "the ideal long-term C.E.O.," Mr. Leonsis said in a conference call with analysts and investors.

By this time next autumn at least 50% of these cuttings should have rooted away nicely, giving you loads of plants for your own patch and even Christmas gifts for your horticultural mates.

There is full iPod integration, which worked nicely, giving you full control of the player for both audio and video playback.

Nature, of course, does Build-A-Bear very nicely given the chance – but not often for a paying audience.

Liberace was the first performer to make a point of being driven on in a limo, and a similar arrival was nicely given to Nigel Harman as Simon Cowell in the musical I Can't Sing!

The feature ties in nicely given Skype's Facebook integration, as users already receive alerts on the platform when one of their Facebook friends is having a birthday.

Victory at Eton Dorney in August would cap Grainger's personal story nicely, given she has missed out three times in succession, but she might not get the honour of becoming Britain's first female gold medallist.

You can nicely give your opinion, without disparaging anyone else's -- or remember, you can always click-out.

They really blew it," Poehler joked, adding that FX "very nicely gave it back" so they could give it another chance elsewhere.

But I'm always surprised when people sniff at me, and have a problem with that, because I don't understand what is so contentious about saying: treat people nicely, give them freedom, let them be passionately invested.