Sentence examples for rather tidy from inspiring English sources
The Yankees have played exactly half their games, a benchmark that provides a rather tidy insight into some individual performances.
And it has historically pivoted around a rather tidy triangle defined by the parlors of Georgetown, the lobbyists on K Street and lunches at The Palm.
"Being the rather tidy person he is," Montgomery recalls, "Archie would just kind of subconsciously start to clean up Eli's apartment.
The Newcastle midfielder is currently sporting a rather tidy moustache, and with it reminding us of the good old days when players had names like Walter, Chopper and Dixie.
A likely place in the semi-finals of the Champions League and one achieved in the FA Cup may well be considered something more than some rather tidy housework.
But don't think you've heard all that he can do: when Mr. Mehldau steps out of that frame he can surprise you with his breadth and his power to complicate what is usually a rather tidy picture.
An even slightly warped disc can alter the laser light enough to produce useless patterns rather than tidy holograms.
Rather than tidy before-and-after images, it's far more shocking to see the amount of work needed to take down a building, and the sprawl of material contained in its walls.
From a brash, callow young man, Ma has been smoothly transformed into an embittered realist who sees all too clearly the harsh limits of his future — a skeptic, that is, with a rather too tidy gift for philosophical observation.
Rather than tidy up, some now prowl the city at night, emptying bins onto pavements.In this section This monster called Europe Brussels v Berlin Little respite A giant Teutonic brothel Stinky Bigotry by degrees Désillusion ReprintsThe strike is a symptom of wider malaise in the city.
It wasn't hard to muster sympathy for poor Sally, uncomfortably affianced to a muscle-bound personal trainer who (in a rather too tidy reversal of gender stereotyping) divided his attention between running "total body-pump" classes and yearning for babies and a sugar-frosted wedding with castle, carriages and bagpipes.
