Sentence examples for a neat course from inspiring English sources
For the most part, the book charts a neat course between page turner and media satire, mining laughs out of everything from the Afghan coffee vendor more knowledgeable about Globe gossip than the paper's own staff to a teenage millionaire blogger whose Web journal, teenage.snivel.com, draws "close to 1.5 million hits a day".
What did kind of irritate me was that there didn't seem to be a neat, tidy course for me to take.
That doesn't make for a neat narrative, of course: people want to believe someone just finds you, sitting in a doorway, waiting to become incredibly successful.
If nothing else, it's a neat little crash course in cobbling together components and the end result is a pair of sneakers that are sure to catch some attention — just make sure not to get them too wet.
It is a neat aphorism, but of course it makes no sense to be told how to get to heaven unless there is a heaven to get to.
You learned about it in your intro psych course: a neat and tidy pyramid, with fulfillment of "physiological needs" at its base, then things like "safety," "love," "belonging" and "esteem" stacked on top, all capped by "self-actualization".
"Of course," said a woman in a neat navy blue mac, "we hardly know anything about Jane Austen.
Success is, of course, a beautiful thing, a gift of affirmation from the world that comes in a neat little box.
It would also be a neat way of raising revenue at rich countries' expense.Such a tariff would only raise farm prices at home, of course.
