Sentence examples for be neat to go from inspiring English sources

After we watched a movie, "Basketball Diaries" [which includes a fantasy of a violent school shooting], he said that would be neat to go in the school and shoot people that you don't like...

It really is neat to go from one page to the other not by pushing a button but by swiping your hand across the page". He adds: "The correct word is intimacy; it is more intimate.

Sure, for the sake of a Kubrick-esque narrative arc, it's neat to go from spearhead to spaceship, an enormous leap in our technological abilities encapsulated perfectly by this opening episode's closing moments.

It's neat to go against my mentor, but, not only that, this is a big game for our team.

It might be neat to mention that these toys should go to a girl.

"It's pretty neat to go inside an old lighthouse," Mr. Wright said.

In "Last Life," Mr. Asano's Kenji, a meek Bangkok librarian who is fleeing some unspecified trouble in Osaka, constantly dreams of committing suicide but is too modest and compulsively neat to go through with it.

"I saw it on the news and thought, 'That would be neat for us to go to.' " EDC as family bonding — who knew? Generations of fans and artists alike have grown up alongside the festival, which started in Los Angeles 20 years ago.

Be neat, and you will go far.

"Larry will be missed, but I think it's neat he can go back home [to Washington] and spend time with his daughter, being 'Mr. Mom,' " said Kim Beattie, YMCA director of communications and public relations.

Anyone who thought the Israeli withdrawal there was going to be neat and clean has simply never been to southern Lebanon.