Sentence examples for nicer to use from inspiring English sources

His message is that the PC will remain king of the hill and Apple's task is to make its computers nicer to use and more beautiful than anyone else's.

It was black granite, from Thailand, and much nicer to use, she said, than the white china variety, which set her teeth on edge "like chalk on a blackboard".

We did more than was expected of us for that project and it was nice to use what I knew and apply it to any situation".

People are always surprised the toilets are so nice to use, so if you get to try a Loowatt, let us know what you think.

Besides," he grins, "I just think it's nice to use television like that".

3 stars SPC Ginger Body Scrub 500g, £5.99, spc.co.uk Sweet-smelling, nice to use (not scratchy) but leaves skin much too oily.

The Amati has got a lot of sound production, it'll be nice to use it again".

Cheap ones are, as you might expect, not as nice to use, but they get the job done.

And, as a bartender, it's nice to use instead of neutral spirits such as gin or vodka," he says.

It is nice to use more of these tender plants, but you do still have to be a bit careful with them".

Plus, it's too nice to use as my go-to branch; that would be like eating prime rib every night.