Sentence examples for the nicer end from inspiring English sources

The government's "National Living Wage" is nothing of the sort, and the real living wage remains an opt-in for employers on the nicer end of the spectrum.

In the end, after some relatively serious business involving the Doc's kidnapping, serious mainly because one doesn't ever dick about with Gemma Jones possessed of the "nice" end of a shotgun and a righteous wrath, Louisa and Martin were gently reunited.

Reviews of the episode by television critics were mostly positive, noting its "hilarious beginning and the nice ending".

The additional advice applies when the cost-effectiveness ratio exceeds the NICE upper end of £30,000 per quality-adjusted life-year (QALY) (£35,000 to £45,000), provided that the treatment extends life by at least 3 months compared with available alternatives.

The Swedish dance music veteran teams up with Urban Cone and Lucas Nord on the single, a nice end of summer tune that will do him well on stops in Las Vegas, TomorrowWorld and New York.

And to mix that with some of the good football we played we've got a nice end to the first win of 2016 at home.

"It was a nice end to the season for me being included in the one day and T20 squads and to make a major Test squad for an Ashes series is a dream come true".

It was a nice end to the week and one of my favorite shakes on the site.

Not only does this provide quite a nice end to the Dine In story, but it sees Graj take the battle to Deliveroo once again, since both UberEATs and Deliveroo are competing in the region.

It's a nice end to the trip, a chance to think about how rivers and roads both cut their ways through the landscape.

Mr Elkins told BBC Radio Sussex he was "devastated", adding: "It was not a nice end to the situation at all".