Sentences with phrase «really neat piece»

That is a really neat piece to use around the house.

This is a really neat piece that's both functional and stylish, the ideal canvas for a cornucopia of tasty fall snacks.

Apparently, the house was built for FDR's son, which was a really neat piece of history about it!

Think about it: You've got all this junk lying around that's got really neat pieces inside it that are capable of all sorts of things — you might as well try to get in there and see what it actually does.

Not exact matches

Breaking corals into pieces is a neat trick and potentially an effective way to mitigate ship strikes, but it only really populates the immediate area.

This is really neat how it is the same piece but very different styles.

Buzzfeed actually did a really neat video in reviewing these pieces and other celeb brands!

What's neat about Bodeoo is that they use small, medium, and large models to showcase the clothing pieces so you're not stuck looking at size negative models wondering if you're really going to be able to squeeze into that dress or that top.

If you really want your bird to choose its own name, a neat thing to try is to write down several names you like on pieces of paper and put them in a pile.

Only a handful of clothing items are compatible with armor pieces, which really limits how neat you can make your character look.

It is really neat to incorporate interesting bytes and pieces into our workspaces, but remember that every thing you add to your service list requires refreshing content and staff time.

The sky's the limit as far as the actual design of it goes, and it could be painted in any color, but it might be a really neat way to create a one - of - a-kind piece of art that really sets the tone for the whole living room area.

Now if you really wanted to reflect the light, you could add a mirror on the back wall above the shelf to complete the vignette or, if too much, a neat piece of art (move the hangers to the left above the plant when no guests).

«It's really neat to incorporate a classic piece the homeowner grew up with.»