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The important thing is for a child to have a pleasant experience.

For years, they were just about the only pleasant part of the view.

The days will be just a little bit more pleasant.

Now, they say, he has been nothing but pleasant to be around.

They also make a pleasant place for children to play.

Are we running out of things to be pleasant about?

Here's how to make the experience more pleasant for your child.

I am having a pleasant time, he said at last.

He was pleasant enough and told her all she needed to know.

When they went down the road the air was getting pleasant.

However time will tell how easy and/or pleasant they are to use.

Once in a great while, you find a really pleasant place.

The pleasant days in the company of my mother came to an end.

The party came up to the house and we had a pleasant time.

He was a pleasant young man, and we had a lot in common.

Of course, she herself must not look any more pleasant.

Yet the town was a pleasant one to live in.

Here you're working with a more pleasant group of people.

Morning was not much more pleasant than night had been.

Our present situation is rather less pleasant than we had thought.

She would not have died a pleasant death at my hands.

He could have a very pleasant two years, training her.

They left the pleasant place and started on their way back to town.

The last night had been quite a pleasant one for him.

Although they are more pleasant to look at than anything.