Sentence examples for nicest effect from inspiring English sources
Print the letter on high-quality paper for the nicest effect.
Make the levels even for the nicest effect, then set the leftover Jello aside.
"The humor was a nice effect through the trial because there was so much pressure," Mr. Benedict said.
"You threw in some rum or whiskey, and that has a nice effect as well," Mr. Curtis said.
The album's title - the brothers are fans of Miles Davis and Gil Evans - is misleading but 'Miles Away' quotes Davis's 'All Blues' to nice effect.
Cut your paper straight or use a metal ruler to rip a natural edge, a very nice effect if the paper is soft and it feathers when ripped.
In college, after years of serious restriction, I discovered binge eating could have a pretty nice effect on my mood, too.
Right at the start, though, Mr. Masur's fuzzy rhythm -- his drawing out of the first attack -- had a nice effect in suggesting a sigh of reluctant acceptance: "Must this old story be told again?
The two shows, in their timing, attest to one nice effect of today's ravening art market: the scramble of dealers and collectors for undervalued goods, which affords the rest of us fresh encounters with the artists who made them.
It's a nice effect – the Halo keyboard.
