Tom bade it a fond farewell, for, as it described its neat parabola, it was defining his own new moral compass.
Apple's Blunder 1985 did just the opposite: The company spurned Microsoft's proposal to license Apple's operating system with its neat graphical interface and adapt it to run on other computers.
From her description, it was just sitting there, packed in its neat carton of dry ice, among the discarded newspapers and odd packages in her building's mailroom.
Yet it remains a wonderfully breezy read thanks to its neat and appropriate marriage of words and pictures.
A regular at this stage in recent years with its neat passing and its pocket superhero Lionel Messi, it has, after its stunning second-leg revival against Milan in the last round, even fate seemingly on its side this time.
From each compartment, with its neat white number, Arise the small occasional sounds of slumber..
The patterns are so unique, the fabric so fresh and appealing in its neat plastic packaging.
Against a buff-coloured ground, its neat pencilled lines form a successions of tiny boxes.
Its neat white cottages are dotted along the shore, facing a pretty bay.
Even its neat fit in a two-hour television time slot seems carefully calculated.
Its clean lines lead your eye round to its neat duck-tailed rear end.
