Sentences with phrase «what nice compliments»
What a nice compliment from someone whose photography is consistently amazing!!
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What a nice compliment!
Sherry, wow, thank you what a nice compliment!
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@balanced: It must be nice to live in a world where things are so black and white, beholden to the conventional wisdom of the times (and see Kenneth Galbraith's understanding of what conventional «wisdom» represented before you think I'm complimenting you.
Exactly what I should be doing with two days left until my last exam; hanging out at Officeworks, spending a fortune on things I could probably (definitely) do without to pimp out my desk (if I have a nice workspace, I might do some work logic going on here) & prancing around town while shamelessly lapping up all the compliments on this Misguided busted denim skirt & ankle boots combo.
I use this as a rain jacket and it definitely keeps my dry, ive also had so many compliments at work on the jacket and how nice it looks even a few have tried it on to see what size they are going to order I love this jacket it's my new favorite
What a terrifically nice comment and shower of compliments, my dear friend.
«omg!!!! I love these shoes, I wish they can come back on sale like when I bought them, need more pairs especially the red ones, I went on a trip and when I got back home I noticed I must of dropped one of my shoes and I still have that one shoe in hopes that I can find that exact shoe at another store but no... when I bought them they had a deal 2 pairs for less then what they are now... love the shoes I get a lot of nice compliments...»
Let's call it a compliment and remember that that's what we're going for here — cleaning up and looking nice.
Ask them how their days been; tell them how nice it is to see them; give them a sincere compliment; tell a light hearted story about your day; or tell them what you like about the restaurant and / or the location.
Alexandre Desplat's piano and strings score is a nice compliment without ever becoming overbearing, and the use of actual war newsreels adds just enough reminder of what the mission was for this group of geeks (today's terminology).