Sentences with phrase «neat job»

Thanks to its curved sides, rounded corners and front - facing speakers that bookmark both sides of the screen the Nexus 10 does a pretty neat job of distinguishing itself from the myriad of Android tablets already on the market.

Logitech X50 is one of the most strong contenders in the budget category with excellent sound quality, whether it be clarity or bass, X50 does a pretty neat job at handling sound.

14:35 - Meanwhile the general consensus is that Yates has done a pretty neat job, piling the pressure on No 10 still further.

I feel Iwobi, Walcott, Alex, Sanchez, Adelaide, Gnabry and Ramsey (Emergency) will do a neat job on our wing.

But if your own coloring is brilliant, if you want your lips to be a strong, vivid accent, then use your lipstick frankly — only to be careful to make a neat job of it.

What a neat job!

The film does a neat job of exploring the life and times of its subject, George W. Bush as man whose lack of drive or ambition beyond the vague «something in baseball» becomes the basis of his life's journey.

The claimed 0 - 60mph of 5.9 sec isn't in doubt and we've no reason to query the 175mph top speed boast either — it's seriously rapid and the Switchtronic» box does a neat job of keeping everything on the boil too.

doing a neat job is important to me.

The i20 has finally got the facelift and though a neat job, it's not as extensive as we thought they would be.

Ford did a neat job of incorporating its signature three - bar grille from the last decade into the new hexagonal front intake, previously seen on the Focus and Fusion models.

The wider 275/35 rear tyres do a neat job of keeping the rear - end hooked up, but this is a muscle car with almost 600Nm of torque, so inducing progressive oversteer is as enjoyable as taking a juicy bite out of a succulent nectarine.

The sight of an Egyptian princess and an amnesiac robot pondering Schrödinger's Cat is daft as hell, but the script does a neat job of explaining complicated ideas in simple, easily digestible chunks.

After piecing it back together, Horii thought it would be brilliant to turn this into a game, but with a neat job system to make the pain feel like pleasure.

Ubisoft have done a neat job in creating a story that is disconnected from Desmond's story but still fits in the historical context of Assassin's Creed (3).