Sentence examples for nicer map from inspiring English sources

One of the nice features of both the Android and the upcoming WinMo versions of Foursquare is that they have much nicer map integration than the current version for the iPhone.

This page has a nice map of the constellation as well.

"You can get very frustrated when all you want to do is print a nice map and things don't work that well".

There are certain things you really want to have in a village mystery: a pretty setting, a tasteful murder, an appealing sleuth, a festive event, some eccentric locals, a dash of humor and maybe a nice map.

Advantages: You can calibrate the shift a bit, and there's a nice map of "marginal constituencies," which, as Hendrik Hertzberg recently explained, are what the British call swing districts (rather than, say, how some Republicans would like to describe the Tea Partiers).

If you have twitter open at the same time, like the marvellous multitaskers you are, you can vote on that twitter vote thing I pointed to a few weeks back, or you can follow what people are saying (and where) on this nice map a man called Matt sent me.

There doesn't seem to be much of a correlation between price and consumption at the moment: in spite of its high prices, Alaska currently has some of the highest rates of marijuana usage in the country, with 13% of over-12s admitting to smoking the stuff in the past month (check out this nice map in the Washington Post).

There's a activity feed, nice map integration, but the big deal is the Spot button.

"A nice map in front of you says 'you can go anywhere and do anything and here's how to do it'".

On page 11 ("Chicago Journal") of the same issue, you show what looks like part of a nice map showing an astounding number (to me!) of buildings not there when I was.

It's a nice map for runners though and at all times you are likely to find some people camping under the bridge.