Sentence examples for pack a nice from inspiring English sources

Be sure to pack a nice, thick picnic blanket; real flatware (though paper plates are fine); a few battery-powered candles (if dining at dusk); and at least one amazingly delicious, sturdy and picnic-friendly dish made from scratch.

Put your suspenders on, pack a nice lip of tobacco, and go sit with paw-paw on the porch while you listen.

For business meetings, pack a nice pair of dress shoes in a neutral color that also works with casual attire.

Pack a nice hat, green, yellow, or orange colored clothes (if you want to appear nice in the pictures, as they are very nice contrasting colors against the lavender fields), water, and tons of sunscreen.

The phone already comes with a USB-C to 3.5mm dongle in the box, so it's not entirely clear what will be high-end about the adapter, though one would assume it will pack a nicer DAC and other audio conversion tech so the PonoMusic lovers of the world can have a cellular device that fits their audiophilic needs.

iOS 10 will get over Appledred new and redesigned emojis.

It is slimmed down from the massive Das Keyboard 4 but still packs a nice punch.

Dear Tammy: With a wonderful blend of no less than six kinds of chiles, Costa Azul's salsa packs a nice heat.

She kind of makes you want to scream, "It's just youth sports!" Mom #5: "Can my kids play with you?" mom- You were prepared and you packed a nice sized bag full of crayons, coloring books and goodies to keep your other {none player} children happy during practice.

You may feel like packing a nice fancy dress, but shy-away from doing this.

You may also want to pack a couple nice outfits; if your team wins, you may go out to eat and you will want to look nice.