Sentence examples for neat word from inspiring English sources

Spanish suffices with one neat word: octavos, which seems far more practical.

These neat word packets, displayed just as you've been shot or blown up by a grenade, mock the notion that there is any body of aphoristic wisdom that can be applied to a fatal firefight.

While politicians of yesteryear took comfort in neat words like force ratio and mutually assured destruction, today Al Qaeda doesn't care about our nukes.

Through March 13 Web is too neat a word for Ms. Pepe's jungly installation of tied-together shoelaces, rubber bands and colored yarn that activates the space of this gallery, evoking in 3-D the all-over patterns of Jackson Pollock as well as more recent work by Eva Hesse and Judy Pfaff.

Genesis is not just a neat sounding word that someone thought would make for a good watch brand name.

The prizes were, and still are, pretty neat, but word on the street is that now you can win something truly special.

Fast and ubiquitous and very neat, The word "computer" becomes obsolete.

This kind of data, though, does not come in neat genetic words and sentences.

There's no economic equivalent — we don't have a neat two-word phrase that describes the things that poor people supposedly do to perpetuate their own poverty.

There's no economic equivalent we don't have a neat two-word phrase that describes the things that poor people supposedly do to perpetuate their own poverty.

"Oprah's Big Give": it's the name of Oprah Winfrey's new Sunday-night prime-time show — a reality show in which contestants are challenged to give money away in creative ways — but, beyond that, it's a neat three-word summation of what Winfrey stands for, what she's achieved in her career, and the image of her in many people's minds.