Sentence examples for neat names from inspiring English sources

It's touristy, but the houseboat docks are littered with gorgeous flowers, incredible artwork and neat names.

I called the business the Rubbish Boys because I thought it was a neat name.

I cannot remember her real name, but I see her neat figure and pleasant face.

Here you have in Harlem this neat park named after two of the biggest slobs in the city's history.

There, in his neat handwriting, familiar names pop up frequently, with fat figures on the side.

The phone book seems like it has a lot going for it, compared with other books — thickness, popularity, neat columns of names.

By Lizzie Widdicombe The phone book seems like it has a lot going for it, compared with other books — thickness, popularity, neat columns of names.

With their boring name, neat graphics, tasteful website (thestudio.se) and less-than-scintillating answers to our piercing questions (see below), it looks as if Gothenburg duo Studio are trying their hardest to send us off to Snoozeville in the world's most comfortable bed on a sea of Horlicks.

To help parents, and inspired by America's Baby Name Voyager, Anna Powell-Smith has created a neat visualisation of baby-naming patterns in England and Wales using 15 years of data from the Office of National Statistics.

If you prefer your house music to be made by men of a certain age with neat beards and exotic names, then Lance DeSardi & Leopold's Legwork project is for you.

Inside the front cover was a book plate with my five-year-old scrawl across it, proving (if proof was necessary) that the copy was really mine, and on the opposite page, my mum's name in neat letters, indicating that she once took it into the primary school she taught at (where books without the name of a teacher written inside were likely to go missing).