Sentence examples for neatly named from inspiring English sources

We were living through a post-Libertines era of crack skiffle and what was neatly named "landfill indie".

I searched this weekend through my own football bible, or Talmud, anyway, Walsh's "Finding The Winning Edge," and the apropos chapter, the neatly named "Strategies And Tactics for Dealing with a Highly Competitive Adversary".

And it is certainly the case that a dominant mode of American entertainment that paralleled the crime decline was comedies about young people in Manhattan looking for love: "Seinfeld" and "Friends" and then the almost too neatly named "Sex and the City".

After which, if you are lucky, you can slope off to one of the four suites, which are neatly named after breeds of cattle – Angus, Dexter, Charolais and Limousin, - where you can contemplate the pleasures of the plate in perfect luxury.

The organisation has just released a new artificial intelligence (AI) system neatly named 'Re:scam'.

All the hallmarks are there: the fantastical, jetset lifestyle; the sprawling web of neatly named friends and family; the catastrophic, outpouring-of-pity events; the unfeasibly hot woman spending her precious hot-woman time on a forum with a bunch of us.

Yet within "Globish", as Mr McCrum neatly names it, hierarchies are developing.

Upstairs, in his room at the end of the hall, his wood floor was clear, his bed was made and his stuffed giraffe named Henry lay neatly on top.

The Bogles all had neatly painted names, beginning with B, including Brian, Beatle, Boris, and Bruce.

Instead, from the mystery train stepped a very earnest man named Marcelo Vargas, with a neatly knotted tie and a clipboard.

The previous year, Ruby Cole-Session had received a neatly typed letter from a Texas inmate named Jerry Johnson, addressed to Cole.