Sentence examples for nicely out of from inspiring English sources

It would seem that Peter Williams and Robert Shaw are doing nicely out of their shops.

Its owners, Kitty Hope and Mark Greenwood, are doing very nicely out of old-fashioned sweets.

Former apparatchiks have done very nicely out of busting UN sanctions against Serbia during the Bosnian war.

Like Zimbabwe's leaders, Mr Nujoma's allies in government have done very nicely out of exploiting Congo's lucrative diamond mines.

Many Libyans did very nicely out of the regime, at the price of unyielding loyalty to the "brother leader".

America's Fish and Wildlife Service is thinking of putting the polar bear on the endangered-species list.Some species, of course, are doing very nicely out of climate change.

In Florida today, nearly 20,000 children are living in what's nicely called "out-of-home care".

The suspension is that familiar combination of trade-offs which results in potholes becoming terrorists, though brake dive has been nicely engineered out of the equation.

The only shame was that a program nicely calculated to the out-of-doors was now suddenly out of place.

Bill Gates did nicely after dropping out of Harvard.

Once you are nicely pruned, climb out of the swimming hole for a picnic on the sandy shore.