Examples of 'looked nice' in a sentence
Meaning of "looked nice"
looked nice: This phrase is used to describe someone or something that appears attractive, pleasing, or visually appealing
How to use "looked nice" in a sentence
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looked nice
She would have looked nice in a swimsuit.
You will probably say it looked nice.
It would have looked nice in some museum.
That shot you threw up looked nice.
They looked nice and strange to me.
One of the men there looked nice.
She looked nice in your shirt.
Her boyfriend looked nice too.
She looked nice and was flirting.
I just saying she looked nice in her dress.
And the front of the restaurant looked nice.
I said you looked nice in the second one.
I will bet you looked nice.
You looked nice in your tuxedo.
I think you would have looked nice in them.
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The spa looked nice but we did not use it.
Perhaps then anything looked nice to me.
That looked nice on her.
Lisa thought they looked nice.
He looked nice in his picture.
Do not tell me it once looked nice.
My father looked nice and slim.
But the two brown haired looked nice.
It looked nice and touching.
She just said it looked nice.
You looked nice wearing it.
Or maybe any old thing looked nice to me then.
I dreamed of becoming a teacher because teachers looked nice.
They all looked nice.
My uncle sent me a card once and it looked nice.
His wife looked nice.
It looked nice the way it was.
I said the apartment looked nice.
And he looked nice from.
The customers said it looked nice.
I thought it looked nice and kind of unique and different.
I still thought she looked nice.
He looked nice and shiny.
If all the kids looked nice.
You looked nice when you first came here.
I just bought it because it looked nice.
You sure would have looked nice in a kitchen apron.
Pool looked nice but we arrived too late to use it.
But only so that it looked nice.
You looked nice too.
The trees here looked nice.
It looked nice enough.
Their ordinary day looked nice.
She looked nice to me.
They were just there and looked nice in shirts.
