Sentence examples for nicer because of from inspiring English sources

Mr Batt said the show, which will be made over the next two years by the TV company Serious Lunch, will look "much cleaner and nicer" because of computer generated animation.

By the way did Gary start dressing nicer because of your pieces?

"The town is nicer because of the new stores," said Rosemary Wanderer, who is the co-owner with her husband, Paul, of Whippoorwill East, a small gourmet housewares shop on South Moger.

A number of other Roche drugs have also been turned down by Nice because of their high cost.

... At the end, we had a terrible day that was supposed to be nice because of Eid". Many of the attacks occurred within an hour of each other, suggesting a level of co-ordination in the assaults.

2. Focus on your landscaping: In parts of the country where all four seasons exist, many properties look nice because of blooming trees and plantings in the spring.

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… At the end, we had a terrible day that was supposed to be nice" because of the holiday.

Sure, an Oscar would be nice because of the added reach it would give our "Little Movie That Could," but we are making a difference, Oscar or no.

"It is the same idea as an extended-stay hotel," she offered, "although we think this provides a much nicer situation, because of the amenities and services".

And that's quite nice because, for a lot of people, getting older and changing can be a sad experience that doesn't provide that many benefits.