Sentence examples for a neat bit of from inspiring English sources

It's a neat bit of coding.

That's a neat bit of lawyerly jujitsu.

Kidd's purchase provides a neat bit of symmetry.

It's a neat bit of reasoning they've applied.

Delgado did a neat bit of reeling Sunday.

But the Tories' offer is a neat bit of political recycling, too.

But Palette is such a really neat bit of technology that I wouldn't want to be swept away completely by my enthusiasm.

Even the settlement that ought to be the neat bit of Marikana – around the mine office, the hostels and the Lonmin hospital – looks neglected.

But it's hard to appreciate that neat bit of work with sweet barbecue sauce, raw and pickled cabbage, mayonnaise, pickled shallot, sriracha, shoestring potatoes and spreadable egg yolk fighting it out on the plate.

"And it was that neat bit of trivia -- that crop dusters had once been used as single engine air tankers -- that then allowed us to step away from the world of racing and go explore this entirely different aspect of aviation".

Book festival afficionados will also spot a couple of neat bits of intertextuality.