Sentence examples for got a neat from inspiring English sources

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.

I liked his weird Willy Wonka-ish snapshot of the Heineken Experience in Amsterdam, and he's got a neat line about the fate he has in store for people who text-message while walking the streets of New York.

The colors are on the back and the black lines are on the front which looks pretty great since if you get close and move around it's got a neat layered effect sort of like animation cels sitting on top of a seperate background. .

Just place your drink on top and you've got a neat coaster.

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.

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.

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.

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.