Sentence examples for neat to be able from inspiring English sources

"I was just thinking, this is really neat, to be able to talk to someone in Siberia," he said.

"It was very neat to be able to be surrounded by media from around the world following him," he said.

But if you can't get there, it's pretty neat to be able to watch in the comfort of your home".

MILI PROJECTOR While it is neat to be able to watch a TV show or movie on your phone, that tiny screen is hard to share with others.

I think it's so neat to be able to play this type of golf.

While it's probably neat to be able to light a candle from your phone, it's a fantastic example of something the world could do perfectly well without.

It's a neat trick to be able to suggest hidden reserves to be a tabula rasa and seem to be the Dead Sea Scrolls and Chloe's friends all eventually allude to this sense that she is holding back.

Elusiveness has long been a trademark: "It's a neat trick to be able to suggest hidden reserves to be a tabula rasa and seem to be the Dead Sea Scrolls," Jay McInerney wrote in his 1994 New Yorker Profile of Sevigny, for the magazine's first-ever fashion issue.

IT WOULD make a neat paradox to be able to say that as Germany's economy is weakening, the country is becoming more powerful in world affairs thereby inverting the conventional wisdom that Germany since the second world war has been an economic giant but a political pygmy.

Knowing how she affected me, I thought it would be neat for me to be able to impact kids in that way".

[Laughter] SH: It's very neat and convenient for people to be able to put them in these categories.