The bed fits neatly into the alcove.
Children must learn to write neatly.
There are four hundred neatly marked graves somewhere in Sicily.
He neatly aligned the flower-pots on the window-sill.
You neatly folded the victim's nightshirt, and you left it on the dresser.
Bibles were stacked neatly on a table inside the small building.
The quality products were neatly laid out in the exhibition hall.
He added up the list of figures and ruled it off neatly.
Its aesthetic effect is questionable, because properly and neatly laid curbstones look good as they are.
"What, Dad?" His son was unpacking books from a cardboard box, aligning them in neatly ordered rows on shelves.
"His son was unpacking books from a cardboard box, aligning them in neatly ordered rows on shelves."
These small, fast instruments will be able to measure from afar, or fit neatly into a small rack.
A young shop girl drew a soft, leather glove over ers ' smoothed it down over the wrist and buttoned it neatly.
Outside, the tiny back yard was a jungle of pot plants and climbers, with neatly folded washing hung against the ochre walls.
Then one day, in an abrupt shift, he lined up the cars neatly, built a tidy neighborhood around them and "never made any wrecks again, " she says.
The perfect can be the enemy of the good, and if my mother pressed us for something more elaborate, or more neatly done, we might resist more energetically.
The custom designed strap achieves a perfect balance with the case, both featuring strong grooves, the tapered edges of the case meeting the strap neatly.
As neatly stacked shelves began to writhe and wobble, staff did not rush for cover. Instead, they tried - mostly in vain - to stop bottles of soy sauce and packets of miso crashing to the floor.
This military man might get up super early, fix his bed neatly, go on an early-morning run, do a bunch of other exercises, and generally do a disciplined job throughout the day.
He reached into his briefcase and brought out a small jewelry box, a letter, and a stack of envelopes neatly wrapped in tissue paper and tied with a fading pink ribbon."
As we rose to leave, the attorney said, "there are three more things. " He reached into his briefcase and brought out a small jewelry box, a letter, and a stack of envelopes neatly wrapped in tissue paper and tied with a fading pink ribbon.
