Sentence examples for a fancier one from inspiring English sources

I would suggest one for school/casual and a fancier one for winter parties and fancy events.

I admit that I don't fully share their enthusiasm for this feature, but, to be fair, it does make switching between a work-centric watch face with your calendar and a fancier one for after work a bit easier.

Murdock has decided he needs a fancier one, with extensive gardens interspersed with tons of weirdly shaped boulders shipped from the banks of the Kwai River in Thailand.

If you want to raze your house to build a fancier one, you could even get a tax deduction by donating the old place to the fire department to burn down for practice ("Ultradeductible").

You may have a bag or purse around the house that suits fine, or you may want to buy a fancier one.

You can get a decent metronome/tuner for around 40 dollars at a music store, or you can pay more for a fancier one.

Reflecting the bad economy, Gourmet, which usually writes about expensive restaurants and faraway travel, has added a feature about what to do with leftovers, and put a ham sandwich — albeit a fancy one — on its March cover.

A gay bar, even a fancy one with chandeliers and a roaring fireplace like the Abbey, seems an unlikely haunt for a megastar.

Rawlings plays an old arch top guitar, not a fancy one, which has a tinny sound, like bells.

He vows to wear an old shirt instead of a fancy one next time he overdoses in "OD Blues," which concludes, "Whatever happened to Paul?

So I went twenty years free of those" — he paused for maximum profane effect — "fuckers until this dinner party, a fancy one, and there they were, right under my nose.