Sentence examples for neatly fashioned from inspiring English sources

The last entry, neatly fashioned in pencil, was that of John Arlott.

It seems that as my husband and I stood comatose in the heat, our platform neighbor had neatly fashioned a sling shot from a rubber band in his pocket and catapulted a carefully folded dollar bill across the subway tracks.

She sang about the acutely felt slights of adolescence -- a boyfriend who tries to act too cool in public, a friend who's shut her out -- with a neatly fashioned straightforwardness.

Rather than focus on specific tidy bunches from Chopin's canon — all the ballades or polonaises at once, say — Mr. Pollini has fashioned three neatly structured programs that provide a striking overview of Chopin's profound achievement.

Everything in the world becomes a potential joke, which can be fashioned crisply, neatly, with detached expertise, and then told purely, unmarred by the kind of synthetic personality ("My wife is the kind of woman who . . .") that lesser comedians attempt to inject into their routines.

At first glance, the latest knit lacks the fashion punch of the second season plain burgundy one, which chimed neatly with fashion's trend for boozy colours happening around the time the show aired.

Still, the score and the libretto, fashioned by Berlioz from Virgil's "Aeneid," neatly divide into Part 1, "The Siege of Troy" (Acts I and II) and Part 2, "The Trojans at Carthage".

It takes her two and a half hours to fashion her neatly plucked eyebrows, using one hand to hold the other to control the shaking.

It comprises five barrel-vaulted bays, fashioned from light steel and glass and overlaid with a suspended egg-crate aluminium parasol that, very neatly, allows only north light to penetrate the galleries below.

Edgerton's youth and workmanlike hands are fashioned with a worn and stained jacket, while the other attendees, appear to be older and more neatly and formally dressed.

Dress neatly, in a fashion that reflects your personality.