Sentence examples for nicely offering from inspiring English sources

Matthew Wright's revolving set keeps things spinning along nicely, offering tantalising glimpses of the other plays.

The celebrities he recruits for this television version get into the spirit nicely, offering sweet, funny vignettes but not becoming bogged down in actor-speak.

The center console is nicely done, offering both a cigarette lighter and a power outlet, along with switches for locking the differentials and rotary dials for adjusting the suspension.

SmugMug is one company that purports to profit quite nicely from offering only paid subscriptions.

The latter via the retailer's MNVO Tesco Mobile fits in nicely with offering music and video streaming services to smartphones and tablets.

The country does nicely enough by offering services, from banking to bars, that are unavailable in nearby Saudi Arabia, yet the Khalifas themselves control a fat slice of the cake, including all the best land in the crowded archipelago.

Having made the point, they performed their works without interruption, Mr. Segev giving free-spirited readings of Chopin's Mazurkas in A minor (Op. 17, No. 4) and B minor (Op. 30, No. 2) and the first two Gershwin Preludes, and Mr. Merrill and the Chois offering a nicely ornamented if slightly staid account of Couperin's "Huitième Concert Dans le Gôut Thèatral".

La Bella Havana in Yonkers, formerly the French-Cuban fusion Belle Havana, has been transformed into a full-on Cuban restaurant, and the simple but strong menu offers a range of nicely executed offerings.

The thankfully redesigned central menu system (if you ask nicely, the NHS is still offering counselling to those traumatised by the bewildering mess that was GT5's counterpart) offers the typical selection of themed race meetings but at given points you're given access to a roster of side activities.

Ms. Han declined to share information on what portion of Line's pool of users is based in the United States other than to say it is "growing nicely.' In addition to offering free messaging, Line sells games and virtual stickers, which have been very lucrative sources of revenue for the company, says Ms Han.

Keith Phipps, writing for The A.V. Club, also rated the episode a B+, calling it "a nicely realized episode" that "does a nice job building slowly and offering some shocks along the way".