And Phillips, using jagged pen-and-ink work and a shadowy palette in the book's grimy '80s sequences, devises a neat trick: drawing '60s-era high school flashbacks in a style close enough to the broad, bright-hued slapstick of old "Archie" comics to get the point across.
Despite running with a space-age theme, the EP pulls of a pretty neat trick, drawing on retro-futuristic themes whilst remaining fresh and, crucially, fun.
The dig site, open to tourists, strips away whole layers of history, drawing a neat line from the first Jewish conquest of Jerusalem to the present, eliding all those who came in between as well as those who live there now.
The resulting twelve lines, four neat tercets, draw upon the oblique angles of childhood, the only time in our life when we know what being very small is like, and the time when we are most likely to be flush with the earth, on our knees or bellies or sides in the dirt: I was four but I turned four hundred maybe Encountering the ancient dampish feel Of a clay floor.
Oscar's neat feint drew Thiago Silva into a hasty challenge in the box and Eden Hazard nervelessly sent Salvatore Sirigu the wrong way from 12 yards.
■ If you find it difficult to draw a neat line with an eyeliner pencil, start with a big thick wonky line and then reduce it with eye makeup remover.
Orthodox economic thinking draws a neat line between agents and the economy they perform.
Sarah Rodman of The Boston Globe commended Usher's use of falsetto, whilst writing that the song "is an urgent boudoir jam that draws a neat line"– she also commented on how it takes inspiration from both Prince and Marvin Gaye.
Draw a neat line on it, pressing as lightly as possible.
