Sentence examples for which neat from inspiring English sources

An example is "Untitled" (1946), in which neat squares and rectangles of varying sizes in blue, gray, yellow and ocher are spaced by those in white.

To further understand the behavior of Portland cement under sequestrated environments, Kutchko et al. (2007, 2008) carried out a series of experiments in which neat class H cement samples were exposed to scCO2 under the reservoir condition (i.e., the pressure of 30.3 MPa and the temperature of 50 °C).

Bismuth is thus a useful component of type-metal alloys, which make neat, clean castings; and it is an important ingredient of low-melting alloys, called fusible alloys, which have a large variety of applications, especially in fire-detection equipment.

"There are more and more food stations, which are neat.

Which is neat – even if the ensuing vox pops section is a comedic dead-end.

They would sing 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game' in the seventh inning, which was neat.

His style mirrored his outward appearance, which was neat and dapper, and his manner, which was self-deprecating in an English way.

Really though, this is – like Max Payne – an interactive action flick which plays neat tricks with the dynamics of the shooting genre.

Mr. White's colleague, Charles A. Platt, connected the scene to the fairgrounds, which have neat lines of tall mature trees dividing the property into sections.

It clearly shows you the status of your home (green for good, red for trouble) and lets you see mini-status reports for each time an alarm went off, which is neat.

There's a twist though: two patches of floor left bare in the lines of mirrors are like eyes or breasts, while the steel square is covered in rows of magnets which resemble neat rows of knitting.