Sentence examples for neat days from inspiring English sources

"New York's men's shows don't fit into a few neat days like London's collections – and there's a lot of preppy conformity to filter out and the inevitable September humidity to deal with – but half the inspiration of being in a city like New York at any time, never mind fashion week, is experiencing what the well dressed are wearing," write Sharpened Lead's Colin Chapman.

This will help you stay neat from day to day.

The buttoned-up, neat little day coat, pencil-skirt and blouse, all of which were Saint Laurent signatures at that time, were perfectly suited to the repressed eroticism at the heart of the character.

They all seem to be neat Oxford Classics these days, designed for the student market.

These days, neat piles of debris and rubbish stand on the outskirts of levelled towns that the passage of time has turned into empty fields overgrown with grass and weeds.

Working late one night at 3 a.m., Dr. Levine coined a name for the concept of reaping major benefits through thousands of minor movements each day: NEAT, which stands for Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis.

This small step can inspire you to keep your room neat throughout the day.

Confusingly for Gove and Young, the school's principal, Peter Walker, has established a regime of discipline and order – neat uniforms, long school days, mobile phone bans – of the kind that they might be expected to like.

That provided a neat summary: on this day, even the Jets' challenges proved challenging.

When I returned the next day, the protesters had settled in, storing sandwiches and blankets in the niches between the tank wheels and tracks, sleeping under the turrets, and praying five times a day in neat rows.

Kerley has used Susy's text, from a notebook filled with the neat cursive of the day, to construct a kind of dual bio­graphy, the story of Twain and the story of Susy telling the story of Twain.