Sentence examples for somewhere neat from inspiring English sources

Place the storage item somewhere neat in the room.

An author writes to tell of his surprise at learning that Hemingway's "A Farewell to Arms" is among books banned from the library of a small, neat city somewhere in the geographical middle of the country.

By Donald Barthelme The New Yorker, March 22 , 1982P. 37 An author writes to tell of his surprise at learning that Hemingway's "A Farewell to Arms" is among books banned from the library of a small, neat city somewhere in the geographical middle of the country.

The Prince of Wales is not in one of London's neatest neighbourhoods and somewhere along his route, Adam picked up a car alternator, a lump of metal and wires the size of a big man's fist.

They can use their skills as doctors, teachers, nurses, builders etc to provide a vibrant population who already speak Arabic and need somewhere safe to live – surely a neat solution for all parties?

Unspoken and embarrassing words like "neat" and "cool" nonetheless lived somewhere in the underbrush.

They are slim and straight-backed, tanned and neat, with an accent that is somewhere between BBC and colonial.

A neat backstage comedy is buried in here somewhere, but major cuts are in order.

How neat, and how sweet — except that it's somewhere between a regrettable oversight and major gaffe to have an attention-getting celebration for yourself just two days before the tenth anniversary of September 11th.

I had a dream We were sipping whiskey neat Highest floor, The Bowery Nowhere's high enough Somewhere along the lines We stopped seeing eye to eye You were staying out all night And I had enough.

The kids would then drink it neat and, like Euan Blair, invariably end up in a gutter somewhere in Leicester Square.