Sentence examples for neat power from inspiring English sources

Weezer's debut album had merged neat power pop with the guitar heft of grunge.

"Computerized control has put a lot of really neat power in people's hands".

"Some of those out there now are descended from stock from the Bronx Zoo, which is kind of neat," Ms. Power said.

Trump voters couldn't care less about Ryan's neat little Power Point presentations and budgets filled with Fountainhead-inspired funny numbers.

Forget the rest of the claimants to the Iron Throne, our Spider is a Targaryen man through and through, and even has a neat election slogan – "Power, prosperity and a land where the powerful no longer prey on the powerless" – to prove it.

Back to Philips, the company makes a new lightswitch for its Hue products that has a couple of neat features – including power via kinetic energy storage, meaning it requires no batteries and you give it all the power it needs to operate just by using it.

– Jill Rutter, programme director at the Institute for Government But quangos don't all fit into a one-size-fits-all approach: "Isn't it right that the diversity of quangos reflects their various functions – many of which do not fit into neat separation-of-powers doctrine?

The Sport Trac has loads of standard goodies (CD player, power everything, neat interior) for those who can afford it.

One neat trick about the Power Cover is that so long as it has energy, it will dump it into the Surface.

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).

And with the evolution of Islamic State (Isis) we have a neat case study in the power of proper nouns.