Sentence examples for sort of neat from inspiring English sources

"It's sort of a laugh but cruising around in it is sort of neat," he said.

"What a bore!" "Ah, I like that; it's sort of neat".

Within seconds of his making this remark, Sarah Jessica Parker walked by us, and he added, earnestly: "It's sort of neat to think we have cameos in these people's lives.

He had the sort of neat, well-boned good looks — full-chinned and brought into period by his wig — that you often see in English eighteenth-century family portraits of country squires and their spaniels regarding each other with mutual satisfaction, and his full, slow voice was better than anybody else's at defeating the creaking woodwork.

If you're some sort of neat freak, you may not need this stuff.

Macclesfield soon settled down to play the sort of neat passing football that is not too different from the Latics' own brand, and chances duly followed.

All sorts of neat activities are planned, since most of the tigers are children or adolescents.

The costumes, designed by Larry Krone with Ms. Truscott, make all sorts of neat little conversions through the help of snaps and reversible fabrics.

"I was 54, I had a lot of information about myself," she said recently, showing off her open, light-filled house, which has all sorts of neat features like a bedroom you step up into like a huge cupboard, sightlines from the living room into every other room and an enormous bathroom/closet/washer-dryer room.

The oddly-shaped camera got its fair share of buzz when it launched back in 2011, with its special sensor that allowed for all sorts of neat tricks (like being able to "shift" the perspective of a photo a bit after you've already snapped it).

It's so much fun to discover great food in all sorts of neat locations.