Sentence examples for while it would be nice from inspiring English sources

Every once in a while it would be nice to see New York City, like life, from a distance — but not too great a distance.

Once in a while, it would be nice if a politician from Texas pointed out that it's possible to stand up for principle without fatalities.

Every once in a while it would be nice to watch a film where the parents are not divorced and the kids are not trying to reunite them.

After you have an apartment for a while, it would be nice to own a house.

While it would be nice to hold a news conference and then sit back and wait for coverage, we've found from experience that this rarely happens.

While it would be nice for Sunday to be a meaningless game with everyone all buttoned up and celebratory, that's not the New York way, especially in the run-up to the most important regular season game in franchise history.

However, while it'd be nice to have another unicorn, Benavides says the real goal in Peru is to create more viable companies.

So while it'd be nice to have iPads in the classroom, I'm guessing we're going to see e-ink devices and cheap Android tablets like the Marvell Moby.

Again consensus: while it'd be nice to prohibit lying in elections, Justices Shrum and Lowry agree that it's impossible to figure out standards and who decides.

We hadn't seen each other for a while, and she thought it would be nice to catch up.

Groggy from his trip and rehearsals, Mr. Licitra (pronounced lee-CHEE-trah) said that while "of course it would be nice to sing," he fully expected to be sitting in Mr. Volpe's box tonight applauding Mr. Pavarotti.