Sentence examples for neatly playing from inspiring English sources
She is 26, tiny, has 960 friends and looks as if she could credibly be described as "bubbly", neatly playing on virtually all my neuroses.
Not obviously a candidate for digital reinvention, although there are apps based around discovering live music, which neatly play into this.
Hoffman neatly plays the first-person reflections of Kat -- whose father has recently committed suicide -- against a depiction of the Ford family's sorrows.
Her journey of discovery about her family in Meg Rosoff's tightly woven, neatly played out and finely observed Picture Me Gone is entirely grounded in reality.
Finland failed to clear a Northern Ireland corner and were in trouble when Norwood neatly played McGinn into space on the right.
Dorante's servant, Cliton, is neatly played by Mr. Isola as a levelheaded soul who is ceaselessly bewildered both by his master's falsehoods and by those twins he unwittingly pursues as one.
Among his biggest pop hits were "A Boy Named Sue," which neatly played against his long catalog of songs about manly exploits, and "Jackson," a cheerfully bickering duet with his future wife, June Carter.
As in the other plays as well, Twelfth Night neatly plays off this courtship theme with a second plot, of Malvolio's self-deception that he is desired by Olivia an illusion that can be addressed only by the satirical devices of exposure and humiliation.
Things might have been different had Lovren come up with more than an air shot on the six-yard line after Balotelli had teed him up, or had Lambert shown a better first touch when neatly played clear by Coutinho, but as the Hull goalkeeper was only busy for the added four minutes it was hard to argue the visitors did not deserve their point.
The equaliser arrived when Gary Mackay-Steven slalomed past a couple of Hibernian defenders before finding Stuart Armstrong, who neatly played in Russell to round Stack before tapping the ball into the unguarded net.
