Sentence examples for nicely trimmed from inspiring English sources

The instrument panels in particular are nicely trimmed and carlike.

Inside the nicely trimmed cabin, the look is definitely Buick.

Nicely trimmed, herbed lamb chops admirably suited less adventurous diners.

Or to put it in domesticated form, today's nicely trimmed garden is tomorrow's overgrown tangle.

You might use nicely trimmed slices of mango or watermelon instead.

The rustic veal chop with wild mushrooms was perfectly cooked, as was the nicely trimmed rack of lamb.

And the cockpit is nicely appointed, trimmed in plastics and switches that seem a grade above what you'll get in even more expensive four-seat trucks; they're at least as rich as the surface treatments of car-platform SUVs in the category, such as the Honda CR-V.

Manicured lawns, panama hats and nicely-trimmed clematis all have their place, but do they really express what it is to be a trowel-wielding, window-sill potting, urban green-fingers in 2012?

Neither are their seats supportive enough, even if they're trimmed nicely – though this just sheds a harsher light on the amount of so-so materials elsewhere in the cabin.

I'm also going to use a mixture: the lengthy cooking time suits tougher cuts like neck and shin down to the ground, transforming them into something silky and succulent, but the bones from the cutlets add flavour, as well as being traditional – JH Walsh's 1857 Manual of Domestic Economy calls for "fine chops from a neck of mutton", trimmed nicely.

It corners nicely and is trimmed out in a fashion that would make an IKEA store manager proud.