Sentence examples for expensive neat from inspiring English sources

Mad and expensive, neat folding metal roof, oddly beguiling.

This nanopaper is less expensive than neat CNFs-based nanopaper and more feasible for large-scale production.

I have both dried out and undercooked an expensive wild salmon; set my neat little parchment bundles of stuffed sole on fire in the oven; seared my nose unwrapping a steamed bass; and been obliged to administer the Heimlich maneuver to a friend with a trout bone stuck in his craw.

Almost all of the IT that we've done over the last 10 to 15 years is pretty neat, but is too expensive and too hard to use.

Don, Jr., kept an office that was fastidiously neat and festive, arrayed with stemware and expensive bottles of wine.

You can use the neat video plugin can help, it is expensive.

Until then, New York's system had achieved the neat trick of being both among the most expensive for business and the stingiest to workers.

Your clothes don't have to be expensive to become a Barbie girl, they just have to look great; this means neat, ironed, clean, well-fitted, and well-coordinated.

It is based on blends of polyethylene (PE) and poly ethylene terephthalate) (PET) in the ratio of 70/30 (wt%) to create composites without sophisticated processing techniques or expensive coatings, but with oxygen barrier properties superior to those of neat PE.

The information within showed UoL management admitting that its policy of outsourcing workers has managed to pull off the neat trick of making services both worse and more expensive.

Wear neat clothing - it doesn't have to be expensive, just clothing that fits you well and looks good.