Sentence examples for terms nice from inspiring English sources

Make the concessions early; get the concessions over with and in on your terms – nice and smoothly.

Anyone puzzled by the origins of the appreciative term "nice bit of crumpet" has clearly never had a good one.

"Hold up… What the...  is 'White Face'??? Did I just create a new term??? Nice!!! LOL," Cannon tweeted Monday afternoon. .

I find it hard to use the term "nice" with any lawyerly reference, but Jack always eschews confrontation seeking negotiation.

My problem is that up until now I've been talking in terms of nice ordinary numerical coordinates and normal spatial dimensions.

The difference is that the Democrats are, again in playground terms, generally nice people who will go over to someone who fell and skinned their knee and at least offer a hand.

Do not use swearing or derogatory terms, be nice.

Although this finding was not statistically significant in all short-term trials (NICE 2005), there is evidence of significant benefit with long-term donepezil treatment.

A hardy bunch after a summer of extensive flight delays and cancellations, many of these frequent fliers were at first visibly annoyed when they were directed to a line of noisy buses rather than to what one traveler, Paul Plath, termed "their nice new monorail".

To their credit, in both cases the United and Delta lounges have gotten better in terms of nicer seats and more power outlets and are pleasant places to sit and work.

Chynna Sherrod, 16, of Bridgeport, Conn., whose rendition of "One Last Time" by Ariana Grande, was termed "very nice … very beautiful" by Lopez.