Sentence examples for a neat name from inspiring English sources

I called the business the Rubbish Boys because I thought it was a neat name.

It's touristy, but the houseboat docks are littered with gorgeous flowers, incredible artwork and neat names.

To help parents, and inspired by America's Baby Name Voyager, Anna Powell-Smith has created a neat visualisation of baby-naming patterns in England and Wales using 15 years of data from the Office of National Statistics.

"MyInternSwap is a neat idea with a cute name, but it effectively encourages parents in managerial roles in desirable professions to trade CV-enhancing career opportunities amongst each other, locking out those from less privileged backgrounds," she said.

When Politics Was Fun, Part I -- Election officials in Newark were conducting a recount on Nov. 24, 1936, when, according to a newspaper account, they found a ballot with a neat X marked opposite the name of every candidate in every party.

The Microsoft project was named Interface Manager but was later renamed Windows in a neat marketing move "to have our name basically define the generic". It was estimated that it would take six programmer-years to develop the system.

It's such a neat moment when you hear your name".

To compensate for this, you get a neat little icon next to your name where your rank symbol used to be.

Cox then got his name on the scoresheet with a neat swivel and shot.

The aptly named website Sparenot.com offers us a neat syllogism of hate.

He even named his son Cassius, giving him a neat rhyme to match Ali's original moniker.