| Whenever an English club reaches a European final there are always 90-minute patriots urging neutrals to cheer for the English team. |
| The commission has no suggestions about how to engage in those battles, who to choose as allies and who to identify as neutrals. |
| In the 1990s, magnolia became associated with cheap rented accommodation and gave way to designer neutrals, palettes of taupe, beige and cream. |
| In general, when choosing a colour, opt for neutrals with bluish undertones or softer pinks. |
| Their success is resented, Gianluca Vialli said last week, and the country's neutrals would side with the Brummies at the final. |
| Watching the Conservative Party leadership contest, political neutrals are unsure whether to laugh or cry. |
