Sentence examples for neatened from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, if you smeared off the make-up and neatened up the models' hair – and, perhaps, pulled a few of the skewed garments back straight – this collection could be easily worn by many.

We can now see that most art begins in plurality, even if it is temporarily neatened into movements by artists, critics and art historians.

I quickly neatened up the stack of cards into a square pile, shoved them back across the table to the judge and removed my earmuffs and earplugs.

Dressed in sneakers, slacks and a windbreaker, Mr. Williams arranged his booth, neatened his stack of sheets, popped a beer and began hawking.

Mr. Ready neatened Mr. Frank's hair just before his news conference, took pictures throughout and sat nearby during the interview.

A highway curve has also neatened the rim of Saco Lake near the New Hampshire hamlet of Hart's Location (best known for opening its polls just after dawn during presidential elections).

Ruth Sanders, a professor of German Studies at Miami University in Ohio, takes just such a view in her new book, telling the millennia-long story of German and how it got that way.Ms Sanders neatens the history by choosing six turning points to trace the development of German or, more accurately, the Germanic languages.

Stereotypes are there to speed up speech, to neaten arguments, to oil the wheels of planning and progress.

She crouched down and tapped the papers against the floor, neatening the pile, making a crisp little sound, wanting above all to avoid the appearance of untowardness, wanting the whole operation to feel as tidy, as considered as possible.

While talking to my mother I neaten things.

To neaten it up, I threw on a rough linen-cotton blend blazer with a soft suede underbelly beneath the collar ($3,300).