be nice

• “Miss Liston and I were very good friends, and my cousin Dora Polton thought, as she informed me, that it would be nice for me to have someone I could talk to about "books and so on.”

  Frivolous Cupid

• “Newmark in response felt the same sort of empirical hankering as Tom Lovejoy: It would be nice to get some data on the relationship between insularization and ecological change.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Song of The Dodo

• ““Must be nice to be such an open book,” he said as they neared the moontree.”

  Simon & Schuster: Slice Of Cherry

• “An earlier all-in move by Strzemp had prompted Bob Walker, the victim of the raise, to comment that it must be nice to have a job.”

  Simon & Schuster: One of a Kind

• “Maybe Aloha Jedi can be nice to Crazie Kazie for a couple of days, Avery thought.”

  Simon & Schuster: Beacon Street Girls: Ready! Set! Hawaii!

• “It would be nice if all Angira could be this way.”

  Simon & Schuster: Shadow Lord

• “I, Dr. Doris Haggis-On-Whey, found a picture of Teresa in my attic, and thought it would be nice to include her in this book, though she has no scientific value whatsoever.”

  Simon & Schuster: Your Disgusting Head

• ““Must be nice to have a day off work,” Dean Neuhaus said.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Six Rules of Maybe

• “It would be nice to have a friend or two, but of Betty and Mary she knew nothing, and Annie had indeed gone to the Lucases.”

  Simon & Schuster: Morgan’s Run

• “It would be nice to say that our departing roomer never forgot the kindness and returned the gift a thousandfold, but unfortunately that was not the case.”

  Simon & Schuster: Kitchen Privileges

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