Sentence examples for neatly distributed from inspiring English sources

What distinguishes "The Farm" is its nearly hallucinatory crystallization of the old buildings, the spindly central tree and the animals, plants and objects neatly distributed around the grounds.

In short, he had absolutely no ambition of being packaged neatly, distributed to the masses and launched into celebrity.

There are clear constraints on both nucleotide and amino acid sequence, but the proscribed degree of variation (in nucleotides within clusters, and in amino acids between all copies) is neatly distributed around an average of three amino acid differences between gene copies.

Whereas present-day brown bear mitochondrial lineages are neatly distributed in different geographical areas, this study has shown that, about 35 000 years ago, the same mitochondrial lineages all coexisted in a single area.

A drop or two of oil neatly distributed around the edge of a stuck door and time for it to soak into the gunk can loosen it.

Comb that place neatly, distributing the paste evenly.

There are eight people of note, distributed neatly through the quadrants of the grid, whose last names all begin with "Mc": I knew the ballplayer Mark Big Macc" MCGWIRE and Frank MCCOURT, whose memoirs "Angela's Ashes", "'Tis", and "Teacher Man" chronicled his life from impoverished, miserable child in Limerick, Ireland, through his beginnings as a teacher in New York.

The community then becomes secondary to the success of the individual with a myth that the individual's successes neatly and evenly distributes out to all who are blessed to witness 'their magnificence.'.

Use an ice cream scoop (the kind with the wire that swipes the inside of the scoop to force the ice cream out) to neatly and evenly distribute batter in each cup.

Napa is neatly arranged: almost all the towns and wineries are distributed along two parallel roads, Highway 29 and the Silverado Trail.

In the case of junk DNA, to the extent that function is a binary rather than a continuously distributed property, and that the genome can be neatly divided into "functional" and "nonfunctional" portions, genomics has indeed raised the estimates of how much of the human genome falls into the former category.