Sentence examples for a fancy one from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

First, a rowdy affair, in the Highlands; then another, more sedate, with her elderly parents, in Glasgow; and, finally, "a fancy one," as Kay put it, hosted by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh.

A fancy one, sure, but a remote nonetheless.

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.

The problem was that the other woman's toothbrush was "a really fancy one that says 'Primo' on it, and mine is a junky one that says 'Duane Reade,' " said Ms Adams, 29.

A pretty fancy one, but a shed nonetheless.

A Sony DSCH9/B, a 7-megapixel point-and-shoot, albeit a pretty fancy one, goes for about $480.