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The phrase "a classy one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is elegant, stylish, or sophisticated, often in reference to an object, event, or person.
Example: "The restaurant has a reputation for serving a classy one-of-a-kind dining experience that attracts discerning customers."
Alternatives: "an elegant choice" or "a sophisticated option."
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But these are quibbles in what is a real page-turner – and a classy one.
It should be a classy one, too, with music from West End and Broadway veteran Sarah Travis.
As landmark moments go, it was a classy one from the England striker.
THE strip club business is not a classy one, unless your idea of class is broad enough to encompass heavy jewellery, pole-climbing women in high heels, and dubious claims of female empowerment.
The wall that he'd build along the length of the border ("Mexico's going to pay for it," he told Bill O'Reilly last week) could, he said, have "a big beautiful door" — a classy one, no doubt.
Entertainment Weekly gave the episode a "B–" rating, calling it "an Exorcist/Omen rip-off, but a classy one".
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1.58pm GMT 28 min: Platt and Gascoigne play a classy one-two on the halfway line, and Platt keeps running into the space down the left wing, all the way into the area before trying and failing to take on Augenthaler.
Superb value – as an estate, as a performance machine and as a classy, one-off multi-tasker.
A terrible Paul Konchesky back-pass left McCormack bearing down on goal with plenty of time, but he delayed his shot and the Dane kept his nerve to produce a classy one-handed save.
That's why App.net (which really wants to be a Stack itself, anyway, just a classier one) only just hit 1% of 1% of the population of Facebook…after it introduced a free tier.
A simple variation on the classic rhubarb fool, but a very classy one.
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