Sentence examples for such a nifty from inspiring English sources

His research has been used by Transport for London, the authority governing the city's roads and underground, which released the data in the first place, but did not have such a nifty tool to look at them.

-- but you can see him in the writers' room, saying, "That guy with the soup stand on 55th Street is such a jerk that he's like a Nazi!" And, though no one laughed, somehow everyone had to give it to him because it was such a bold move by such a nifty little buddy.

Who knew Bill Gates was such a nifty Reddit user?

If mathematical modeling is such a nifty tool, why has it taken so long for molecular biologists to incorporate it into their armamentarium?

Such claims would be a nifty way for Cohen or Trump's lawyers to argue a particularly explosive letter or email or text message might be out of bounds because Trump is president chief executives can't be worried about affairs of state spilling into the open.

But there's no faulting the pricing; classics like ham, egg and chips and beer battered fish and chips for £9.95, sharing platters from £6.95 and a nifty selection of starters such as salmon and horseradish fishcakes and homemade pork pie (from £4.25) that can be upped to a "generous" portion for another couple of quid.

But offer a nifty technological fix, packaged right, and they will embrace goals such as saving the planet.

Such opponents are often lacking in rigorous, properly costed policies, but they do a nifty line in slogans and anti-elite bluster and have stormed ahead in recent elections.

If he's not such a big reader, a book with great color photographs or nifty diagrams to page through is quite suitable.

Well, a nifty way to increase the corporate share price is to cut expenses from the workers, such as wages and benefits.

My drumming friend Barney praises the Ramones for Tommy's nifty wrist work at such a constant tempo but the gift of the hi-hat is really in the detail.