Sentence examples for get a neat from inspiring English sources
Go to its exemplary Little Museum and you get a neat tot of Dublin's élan.
Turn the corner back at an angle, stretching it gently to get a neat edge, and staple down the point.
We get a neat conjecture: the smallest solution to the C cupcakes and S students problem only depends on C/S and not on C and S. Very pretty.
Fold in the two corners at the sides, bring the bottom flap up and roll it tightly to get a neat cigar with minimal air inside and sealed at the top.
Still Ukraine 1-0 USA 7.46pm GMT 40 mins: USA get a neat little passage of play going and Dempsey tries to get the ball moving from a deeper position.
Divide 50 million by seven, and you would get a neat set of seven countries, each at seven million souls.
You could lump constants, and as was done to some extent on the solutions to get a neater looking answer, one without so many constants in it.
For heavy card you may want to score the card with a stylus and a straight edge before folding to get a neater fold.
A few. We've got a neat Bluetooth speaker for streaming music while we cook.
Take the subway instead, because over at Canal Street and the Bowery we've got a neat Classical monument that looks like the barbarians had a great time -- demolition, graffiti, fires, the works.
Rabbit and riesling, a classic combination, gets a neat twist at Atelier, where the rabbit is cooked with riesling and hyssop, a highly aromatic herb with a resemblance to thyme, and formed into a terrine.
