Back home I laid out my bounty in straight, neat lines, with the bottles ranging in size, color, and flavor.
"Fembot" slows down the pulse of house music, dappling the straight lines with neat dips and kick drums that keep things on the right side of repetitive.
Dr S. J. Shaw: A salt may be resolved to stop many a neat line getting tangled with a —— (comp. anag. & lit).. N. G. Shippobotham: Ropey item spread between two points, with a touch of 'Yo-heave-ho!' (anag. + N open N + y, & lit).. P. A. Stephenson: An expedient Trump's first.
If this movie was a person, it would be a floppy-fringed teenager with a neat line in self-deprecating humour and a schoolbag proudly emblazoned with the names of bands and musicians nobody else has heard of".
It's not just cat-lovers with a neat line in death threats who are on the warpath; we're all doing it.
I appreciate they're both polished entertainers with a neat line in music videos and some very catchy songs, but beyond that – what are you all seeing, precisely?
Mao as Proto-Capitalist Mornings at Wanfeng automotive factory outside Shanghai begin with a neat line of employees doing calisthenics to martial music broadcast over a P.A. system.
For example, modern horror could, arguably, be said to have begun with Stephen King's Carrie in 1974, the tale of a teenage girl with a neat line in psychokinetic powers (dissected recently on the Guardian by James Smythe).
"We were talking and smoking one night in my apartment in New York and I had this kind of vision," says Kornfeld, who, at 66, remains an ebullient character with a neat line in shameless self-mythology.
(One afternoon I recalled how Jon Pertwee's Doctor used to dispatch foes with a neat line in kung fu. "Actually I think you'll find it was Venusian aikido," he corrected, not entirely humorously).
