neatly *

But the practice does not always work out so neatly.

He was thinking of too many things to sort them out neatly.

The bed was neatly made now, her night things put away.

Perhaps someone else might have done the job a bit more neatly.

We were going to be neatly put out of the way as well.

He knew they were all neatly in order, together with his record book.

Looked quickly around the room, made sure everything was neatly in place.

All those things, of course, are not likely to fall into place quite so neatly.

"Could you figure some way for us to keep them neatly?"

On the other hand, the film makes some points quite neatly.

It has to be done neatly or not at all.

She could find no way to tell all this neatly.

Very neatly and no one could say when, but something had died that night.

Did they really think it was possible to do such a thing neatly?

It could not have been done so neatly without a lot of practice.

Keep the order, fit neatly into your place in the wall!

Anyone who fit into one too neatly was already half dead.

And very neatly I did it, too, do you not think so?

He set her neatly on his back, and walked forward.

Then he turned over a red seven and put it neatly on a black eight.

That way they'd get it over with neatly and quickly.

She got up and set her chair neatly in its place.

Together the two of them fit very neatly into his plan.

At the bottom of the field it turned around neatly.

Sure enough, his stuff was in there, neatly put away.