Neat In A Sentence

• How neat she spreads the wax!
• He wore a neat military costume.
• I have a very neat knife-thrust in the back.
• He touched the potatoes and looked at the neat room.
• Small neat ears and thick silky hair.
• Grave and round, with neat ears and silky hair.
• In neat 12mo volumes, bound in cloth, fully illustrated.
• Turn your neat jolly face over the Heath, yonder.
• Louise would be pretty if she were a neat and well-behaved child.
• She looked like a poor girl, though she was neat and tidy in her dress.
• Do you want your clothing to be strong, neat and pretty, or torn and dirty?
• He took snuff freely, which presently soiled his cravat and neat black suit.
• To-day retired, neat and clean; without the dirty publicity of larger temples.
• Round the rock came Louise, the neat package of sandwiches in one hand.
• Caroline and Catherine were standing, very neat and demure, at the front door.
• In the kitchen, Mary had a bright fire going, her neat towels hanging to dry.

• They are neat husbands for ordering all their tools pertaining to house and field.
• But she planted the flowers, and we have only kept our gardens so neat since she has been here.
• Here the furniture was of the most ordinary kind, but scrupulously neat and well kept.
• Must be active and willing to work; neat in appearance and of good behavior.
• Just a few hundred yards down the turn was a cottage, with a neat green paling before it.
• He was a particularly neat controversialist, and very full of political and sociological ideas.
• We had a neat little bunch of money, but when we got to town we felt lost as sheep.
• She was holding up her skirt, and showed a very neat pair of feet in perfectly fitting boots.
• We saw one of the dormitories, which was plainly furnished, but everything was neat and clean.
• The room was neat but bare, the stove, a table, and three chairs its only furnishing.
• Near by he was laying the foundations of a neat little adobe cottage, which was finally completed during my stay.
• As to us Catholics, we have several Churches here in Chambers, and the Jews have a neat Synagogue.
• The lady who asked the question smiled and drew nearer to the woman, who had taken a seat on the steps of her neat residence.
• They appeared neat and clean, in their gardens there were cypresses and orange trees, and the sweet smell of flowers.
• These confections, done up in handsome boxes, you pile up in your front windows with a neat placard explaining the scheme.
• Vergil, despite his devotion to neat technique, may have had his misgivings about rules that in the end endanger the freedom of the poet.
• In this faint glimmer he could see the pose of her figure in the deep wicker arm-chair and the set of her neat head with its heavy coil of hair.
• This seemed to be too deep for Marty, and she turned the subject by producing a letter from the pocket of her neat blue dress.
• Shortly I was supping in a neat little cottage, and endeavoring in the usual way to be agreeable to some one in muslin.
• She bought aprons and a new black blouse and skirt, and she was so spruce and neat in them that I was encouraged to hope.
• Mr. Booth drew out a memorandum book with several bank notes folded between its pages and straightened his neat gold eyeglasses.
• The way he introduced a toast to the independent and enlightened electors of Oughterard was as neat a thing as ever I heard.
• We stopped over the Sabbath at Salem, and attended worship in the neat little church of that pleasant village.
• She wore a neat brown wool dress, with a collar and cuffs of scarlet cloth, a cape of brown, and a cap of brown with a scarlet wing on one side.

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