Sentence examples for neat title from inspiring English sources

I think it's just a neat title to give to schools that they want to make into academies.

This show may bear only a fleeting resemblance to Billy Wilder's classic comedy, but presumably it was such a neat title they couldn't resist.

Oh my gosh it's forty!" 31/41 just doesn't quite seem to cut it, but 30/40 seemed like a neat title.

This year isn't about manufacturer rivalries, or who has the best exclusives – and both have some neat titles lined up, anyway.

This year isn't about manufacturer rivalries, or who has the best exclusives and both have some neat titles lined up, anyway.

Someone should buy the television rights... Until they do, this game will have to do: a neat racing title with simple controls to send your cart zooming through the three mountain courses.

This has already resulted in neat independent titles like Trine 2: Director's Cut and Cloudberry Kingdom, and may lead to some truly unique, idiosyncratic titles – the sorts of things Wii U will need if it is to compete against other next-gen machines next year.

For Western eyes, the neat swap of titles from Prime Minister to President Vladimir Putin — suitably circumventing Russia's maximum-two-consecutive-term rule — may appear to suggest business as usual in the closed world of Kremlin politics.

Half an hour long, Signs of Empire (the title a neat twist on Roland Barthes Empiree of Signs) remains disturbing, almost a quarter of a century after it was made.

Some computer systems select title from a neat drop-down menu, which limits options.

However, not every studio has the support of an emerging Korean free-to-play giant, and there are so many really neat, interesting ideas in this title, it has the capacity to define rather than merely explore genre conventions.