| I find that this additional activity is embraced by the students, allowing them to add more color to their work and neaten up some less-than-perfect prints. |
| She shook her head and stood a stack of photos on edge, knocking them against the desktop to neaten them up. |
| The desk was piled with books and paper, it looked like someone had made a half-hearted attempt to neaten the stacks. |
| Her thin hands slide over her clothes and hair, trying to neaten her appearance. |
| The edge is uneven, and it is my job to neaten it up to make it as straight and mechanical as possible. |
| The cover is a useful thing to neaten up cable dressing, but the latches need some work. |
