Sentence examples for while it was nice from inspiring English sources
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Youkilis was more restrained in his reaction, saying that while it was nice to know Epstein cared, words alone hardly mattered.
Rugby can be fickle – all sport is fickle – and while it was nice to be recognised by the Saxons, they'll soon derecognise me if I take my eye off the ball at club level.
And while it was nice for Cristiano Ronaldo to get another four goals, prompting the Portuguese to say that he is fully behind Rafael Benítez, it wasn't really a contest, as the stats confirm.
In a memo obtained by the union from an anonymous source, someone -- presumably a Firestone official -- wrote, "While it was nice to share a good relationship" with the union, it was no longer "in the company's interest" to do so.
A rear admiral was quoted in Kommersant saying that the seven submariners had not found themselves in a life-threatening situation and that, while it was nice to have British help, it was far from a necessity.
Once in a while, it's nice to be shown they're human.
Once in a while it's nice to return to simpler times, when smoke was glamorous, cholesterol had not been discovered and a wink might get you a drink.
Every once in a while, it's nice to see a business model that doesn't need huge volumes to work, isn't it?
Once in a while, it's nice to remember how we all have to go through complication, disappointment and disillusionment in the process of gaining a taste of something like wisdom.
This is paint-by-numbers at its most tedious, and while it's nice to have evident proof of how far the show has come since it started, that doesn't make it any easier to sit through".
