Sentence examples for something really neat from inspiring English sources

Are we getting something really neat in return?

I've always wanted to get something really neat and wasteful from Washington, like a pigeon museum.

There is something really neat about watching our calves mature and progressing through the different cycles and seasons in our year.

They had a lot of bare-root stuff, and a lot of seeds, and sometimes the peddlers would see something really neat, and get it started themselves.

"If it's something really neat, you can recruit like crazy," says Beberg.

What it must not fail to do is (a) run, and (b) convince potential co-developers that it can be evolved into something really neat in the foreseeable future".

Frontier research is that which produces something really new, and something really new cannot be turned into solid knowledge immediately.

Frontier knowledge is something new, and something really new cannot be turned into solid knowledge immediately.

"It's really neat to see something we've made in a movie, a magazine or on TV," said Ms. Pendergast, who has worked at Woodbury for 23 years.

"It was one of those neat moments when something really good happens in the laboratory," Mills says.

Working with shadows, "the idea's that some things can look really fun or really neat but then it turns into something very scary.