Sentence examples for take a neat from inspiring English sources

"Comedians take a neat situation and turn it into a mess," he said.

It's a fundamental question that marketers attempt to understand and in the world of fundraising the question is more "Why do people give?" It's quite a difficult question to answer as people have different backgrounds and personalities and as such have different reasons for giving, or not giving (if you want to learn more about your own giving, you can take a neat giving personality quiz here).

A year and a season later, and here we are with another extended action scene that, while not quite matching the structural daring of that single take (a neat summation of the rather more orthodox setup of this second season, perhaps), proved similarly intense, with even more bullets whizzing past its protagonists' heads.

On social media, things took a neat, combative turn.

He also posted up and took a neat turnaround jump shot; unfortunately, it was an air ball.

In 1972 it took a neat potshot at the new obsession with heritage, and specifically with the Italian "Save the Historic Centres" campaign.

Everything takes a neat guitar motif and turns it into mainstream US power pop, although you can still just make out the Reykjavik beneath the roar: think Björk fronting the Bangles.

He broke through the home side's defence and took a neat touch before he stroked the ball into the corner of the net.

He was soon out trapped leg before to Suppiah, but gained his revenge when he found the Somerset batsman's edge in his first over with the ball, wicketkeeper Gareth Cross taking a neat catch.

Brooks took a neat return catch to take the wicket of Hales for 43 and Samit Patel (25) was brilliantly stumped by Bairstow after carelessly lifting his back foot in the air to give Yorkshire hope of finishing the game inside three days.

The precocious columnist's only alternative is to take a bunch of neat conclusions and to try to make a larger point out of them.