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He's a nice chap that's been with us for eight years.

Never mind, his friends will say, he is a nice chap and was a very able minister.

At this rate he could even make Woods seem a nice chap.

Her husband, nice chap by all accounts but way of means.

Why should a nice chap like me use a false name?

He seems like a perfectly nice chap but really, what is the point of him?

It's easy to be happy for him, because he's clearly a nice chap.

I thought he seems like a nice chap and so a romance started.

Michael, who is a perfectly nice chap, doesn't know the first thing.

But Kirk was a nice chap and seemed to have enough money to live on.

You cannot help but be sorry for him, since by all accounts he is a good doctor and nice chap.

I have to work with a male model for the first time - he's a very nice chap called Matt.

And without knowing the individual concerned (who might actually be a nice chap for all we know) you'd have to agree!

So far it seems that the players have responded to Cook well, not least because he is a pretty nice chap.

He’s a very nice chap but a massive personality and obviously that’s come across.

He seems a nice chap, if a little overburdened by it all.

The squadron has always had its fair share of nice chaps.

He meant well, a nice chap somewhat put out when the prisoners kept him waiting half an hour.

He looked like a nice chap, a little shallow perhaps but basically she liked him at once.

He was a very nice chap and an excellent pilot."

Nice chaps as they were, they wanted to help, but couldn't.

They're particular friends of mine and altogether nice chaps, though a bit on the merry side.

Good looks, money, a nice chap, and the Marchesa too.

Can you not see how lucky you are to have such a nice chap?

I'm very sorry because he seems a nice chap, I can't really believe he would do anything like that.

I couldn't think of a nice fellow to give it to.

Doesn't make me sound like a very nice fellow, does it?

And the funny thing was, he turned out to be a real nice fellow.

Look, I hate to have something happen to a nice fellow like you.

A student was not to be carried along simply "because he is such a nice fellow."

Sounds like a nice fellow, and sorry I can't help you.

She finally meets a nice fellow, he never calls her again.

You do know how suddenly her husband died, after only one day's illness, and what a nice fellow he was.

The shame of it is he's such a real nice fellow.

He's a nice fellow, but he spent too much time playing football without a helmet.

He's a nice fellow, I shouldn't like him to be very unhappy.

I have a French sergeant with me - quite a nice fellow.

He seemed like a nice fellow, except for a few things that did not fit her taste.

'I do wish she would meet some nice fellow and run off with him.

He seems like a nice fellow and he's clearly smitten.

A real nice fellow came into my office the other day and asked me to help him write a letter to a politician.

He is a very nice fellow and I like the dialog with him.

He had an elder brother, who was a nice fellow, but a great one for drinking.

Be a nice fellow and give us a couple.

But I think he is a very nice fellow.

Well, he looks a bit odd, but he's really a thoroughly nice fellow.

I just want you to know what kind of nice fellow I am.

In fact, he seemed a perfectly nice fellow, except for his heavy drinking.

"He's basically a very nice fellow and that comes across.

Seems like a rather nice fellow, don't you think?