“It's on his case, ” replied Hermione, pointing at the luggage rack over the man's head, where there was a small, battered case held together with a large quantity of neatly knotted string.
You might think I was pretty dumb for falling for that one, but Rodrick was dressed up in his school clothes and he set my alarm clock ahead to make it look like it was the morning.
In a conservative blue suit, his hair neatly parted, he guessed that he had left just two messages on her phone that night: I was trying to take her on a date, and I didn't want to seem, like, overeager.
He carried these things in his bathrobe pocket, and when he reached the top of the ladder he took them out, laid them neatly in a row, and set about the task of turning the water on.
" Before we start, I want your dementor essays, " said Snape, waving his wand carelessly, so that twenty-five scrolls of parchment soared into the air and landed in a neat pile on his desk.
There are corners where pots are neatly stacked up and you can have the, you know, this is the wine amphora, this holds the lentils, this holds the something else. So it's really quite fabulous.
She wakes up with perfect hair, no morning breath, her pajamas are impossibly ironed and beautiful still and she feels great, energized for another perfect day in Barbieland.
It's almost dismissal time for Ms. Gregory's fourth-grade class, and the students sit in neat rows behind plastic COVID barriers as she roams the room looking for raised hands.
Setting the candle on the stand, she unlocked the door and in the wavering light she saw Rhett Butler, not a ruffle disarranged, supporting her small, thickset father.
Multicolored hammocks were strung from the ceiling and from the balcony that ran around the dark wood-paneled and windowless walls, which were covered in bright tapestry hangings.
We came across old 20th-century booze and medicine bottles in lines, as if they had been filed for consideration by a digger but didn't make the final cut.