Sentence examples for become neat from inspiring English sources

When I close my eyes and relax, the messy spikes and troughs become neat little waves.

In parts of the body — especially wrists and pelvises — style has become neater, more seemly.

But the flood also became neat, easy fodder for network television — see the now-canceled "K-ville".

Neat became groovy and then cool and bitchin'and bad and back to neat again.

Though commissioned before Brexit, it has become a neat commentary on it.

The ubiquitous smartphone's address book has become a neat shortcut for app makers – providing an alternative, ready-made per user contacts network that does not rely on tapping into the social media establishment.

Hanging everything in the closet exactly by color and length is more personal to the neat freak, so it becomes the neat freak's responsibility to keep it that way.

When he's mistaken for the brains behind the robbery, the film becomes a neat balancing act between the reality of Van Damme's life and a cops-and-robbers hostage drama.

In the 1980s, CDs became a neat way for the music industry to persuade music fans to replace their dog-eared vinyl copy of Sgt Pepper or Dark Side of the Moon at great expense.

The political pitch was clear: to promise onetime Labour voters that they could have everything they used to value in Labour, without backing what had become – in a neat reverse of her past verdict on her own political tribe - "the nasty party".

Elsewhere, though, and wonderfully, the sections themselves become Ophelias, resisting the neat roles that Ms. Ogawa has foisted on them.