Sentence examples for tidy hand from inspiring English sources

Some of them were inscribed ("To Edith Wharton in sympathy," James wrote enigmatically in a copy of "The Golden Bowl"), and many others — from the poetry of Shelley to gardening manuals — were marked up with pencilled ticks and underlinings in Wharton's tidy hand.

(This is the time for pen-and-paper folks to return to a tidy hand-written list you'll have by your side throughout the day).

She showed me the letter which was hand written in a tidy script in pretty good schoolgirl English.

The director, Tony Bill, may not be a philosopher but he is a gentleman, moving things along with a tidy, well-mannered hand.

Yet Ming is a pretty racist caricature in the first place, so the script might have to exhibit some impressively tidy slight-of-hand to attract a top actor from east Asia.

But if yours does, it sure can't hurt to stop wrapping it up with a tidy bow and handing it over to cybercrooks stalking you online.

In a piece titled, "Keep your tidy, spark-joy hands off my book piles, Marie Kondo," Washington Post book critic Ron Charles wrote: "And suddenly people have noticed the dark side of Kondo's war on stuff: She hates books".

And so much for the neat and tidy angle: my hands are now covered in slippery cock lubricant and I can't find a hanky, so it's the same problem as always but with a different kind of fluid.

If Liverpool were relieved Didier Drogba did not bring Chelsea immediately back into the game when the striker seemed surprised to find himslf one on one with Pepe Reina, Terry would have been anything but surprised to be left on his backside by Torres midway through the first half and grateful Alex was on hand to tidy up.

I would clean the kitchen and his invisible hand would tidy up the bathroom.

When United did manage to break through, the Whitecaps keeper, David Ousted, was on hand to tidy up.