neat line

Within five minutes the people had been arranged in three neat lines.

Number "53" appears inside the neat line lower left corner.

It didn't follow neat lines or a list of priorities.

The Labour leader had several other neat lines, and asked some acute questions.

At the front, she has planted neat lines of vegetables.

We were called out and made to stand in a neat line, four abreast.

He found a neat line of play that did not depend on finding West with the club jack.

Blue and white channel lights formed a neat line to the east.

Under this statement Ryan signs his name and rules a neat line.

The glass was whole, and she could spot no spaces between the neat lines of products.

Today, 14 million voters formed neat lines in schools and public buildings across the country.

Neat lines fall apart as dancers are carried away or run out.

His hand swept across the neat lines of secretary's script.

Just as quickly as you can, in three nice, neat lines.

That wind laid them in neat lines on the heavy wooden table.

We encourage pupils to put one neat line through a mistake.

My weapons were on it, laid in neat lines like props.

It is all there in neat lines of type on baseball cards and Web sites.

Today, thousands of voters formed neat lines to vote while troops watched from a distance.

I said very softly, tracing the small, neat line of his ear.

The light from the Venetian blinds fell across him in neat lines.

She laid out the planetary envelopes in two neat lines.

They're arranged in neat lines on each side of the street, as if ushering me into the city.

Trailers sit in neat lines in front of the school.

The answer, of course, is that there are no neat lines of distinction.