Sentence examples for neat ordering from inspiring English sources

The limestone wall became a neat ordering and orientation device, van Egeraat explains, separating the building's principal spaces from the public "front of house" area.

The laser is made of rubber that is also a liquid crystal, a material whose structure lies partway between the neat ordering of a true crystal and the haphazard disorder of a liquid.

There were 17,000 of them, and they lived in neat, ordered streets with social clubs and tennis courts.

Galloway perfectly captures the solace an unhappy child can find in domesticity: she knows that a neat, ordered house is 'like being held'.

The findings suggest that neat, ordered environments make us more likely to conform to expectations and play it safe, while messy ones move us to break with the norm and look at things in a new way.

until everything is in a nice neat order, then they're going to cede opportunities to businesses from other parts of the world," Sanchez said, in reference to Iraq's massive reconstruction needs and relatively untapped consumer market.

But how about it, readers: This summer, will books be flitting in and out of your life like so many fireflies, or do you, too, have titles queued up in neat order?

Most must overcome terrible odds to create a humane life – women and girls waiting patiently for hours for clean water which comes in a trickle at unpredictable times, struggling to maintain the cramped hutment in neat order, placing the remainder of food in bags on nails in the wall so the rats cannot reach them.

All in a neat order, from small rocky planets near the Sun to large gassy and icy planets further out.

Tanya raced to the back room and moved everything in Bill's cubbyhole in a different, albeit neat order.

The UK-based creator's works seem to fold into themselves in neat orders or spin with the self-awareness of a ballet dancer.