Sentence examples for time nicely from inspiring English sources

But with a bit of imagination it's amazing how the miles fly by … Mind games pass the time nicely.

And perhaps it is possible to hear some of the comments Martel makes about religion ("I really like Islam, it's a lovely religion"; "There's a moistness to Hinduism"; "Positing that there is something divine rather than not passes the time nicely") and dismiss him as an unlikely fusion of Paulo Coelho and David Attenborough.

Most of the time, nicely.

This not only blocks your time nicely, but also gives definitive end times to each activity.

Its theme, "From working full time to living full time," nicely captures the TTN take on life after retirement.

At presentation time, nicely tell the sales person that you are only interested in the free stay, and they will be glad you saved them the time and breath.

And so nothing speaks to this intirgue more than Ballgowns: British Glamour Since 1950s, a new exhibition at the V&A that times nicely with a summer of Jubilee pomp and Olympic celebration in the capital.

Who wants to throw more money at programmes that don't keep anyone out of poverty?The Times nicely illustrates how the standard measures fail to reflect the success of the safety net in rescuing Americans from the cruel indignities of real poverty: In Charlotte, Angelique Melton was among the beneficiaries.

From the first note of "Fugue for Tinhorns" — when the small-time gambler Nicely-Nicely Johnson picks a nag called Paul Revere — we are thrown into the thrilling hubbub of winning and losing, the hustler's version of the American percentage play.

This is a specialty market and Dorset lambs about weaning time do nicely.

But otherwise Ms. D'Esopo plans to enforce the time limit, nicely asking people to leave.