Sentence examples for put on a nice from inspiring English sources

However, the giant planet is destined to put on a nice showing in the predawn sky during early summer, being nicely positioned near the bright orange star Aldebaran in the constellation Taurus (The Bull).

Nothing against the man - fine old-fashioned centre-forward and all that - but ask yourself this: in all the time the former England captain has been trousering great handfuls of licence-payers' money to put on a nice shirt and sit next to Gary Lineker, has he ever said one single thing that has added in any way whatsoever to the sum of human wisdom?

Paul put on a nice shirt but left it untucked because his belly showed too much.

"We're all trying to put on a nice face, but it gets worse every day".

— JOANNE C. GERSTNER Feng Zhe of China just put on a nice display, the kind that could fool people into thinking the parallel bars are easy.

Because girls can do anything boys can do, although their ultimate ambition is to put on a nice dress and go steady with a stupid jock.

"The establishment approach to overcoming this problem is to do a little bit of tarting up, put on a nicer image, say you care a little bit more, talk more about poverty, and people will move over to your side and endorse your core agenda," Olsen said.

The Terrapins are losing by 31-0 at halftime to Temple, which is putting on a nice audition for the Big East.

In a display of magnanimity, Bounty Killer praised his bitter rival Beenie Man for putting on a "nice performance".

It grew apparent, too, that Duval was not just putting on a nice show to cap a long day session of matches.

I was putting on a nice suit, and was supposed to maintain decorum, but I couldn't help it.