Sentence examples for of a neat from inspiring English sources

It's kind of a neat trick, really".

"It was kind of a neat trip".

She was something of a neat freak, the woman explained.

"To see somebody visually is kind of a neat thing".

There's an old shed at one end of a neat little garden on Edinburgh's south side.

(Which, come to think of it, is sort of a neat trick).

Instead of a neat line between science and magic, then, we see a jumpy, shifting boundary that keeps getting redrawn.

It is hard not to see this as the latest instalment of a neat cut-denigrate-privatise strategy.

It's kind of a neat trick that Mr. Broome manages to close all the circuits of this plot.

She is a nice-looking young woman of a neat appearance, saved from primness by an elusive, pleasantly flustered quality.

"At the risk of sounding provincial or stereotypical, it is kind of a neat place to live," Judge Brigham said.