The phrase "at classy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The event was held at classy venues, showcasing elegance and sophistication."
Alternatives: "in a classy manner" or "at a classy place".
Other hotels do this too, but at classy joints that are constantly full you can never find the guy when you want him.
With "Luise Miller" you can sit back and boo the villains (in your mind, I mean; we don't boo out loud at classy German tragedies), knowing their hearts are rotten through and through.
Ad pages at classy pubs like GQ decreased last year.
Tom started out as a "scholarship boy" at classy Amherst, where he and future best-selling author Aaron "Urban Cowboy" Latham published a quickie guide to dating in the Ivy League, Where the Boys Are.
Try looking at classy, affordable stores like Forever21 and H&M.
You don't have to be like this all the time - you can still be wild and crazy with your friends - but at classy parties and events (if you go to any) act like a hostess or host and be polite and sociable.
For most of us, pinball machines are just magical monsters that eat all the dollar bills in our pockets somewhere around last call at classier drinking establishments, but for some people pinball is Very Serious.
Previously I've stayed at the classy Casa del Zorro and in the inexpensive cottages at the Hacienda del Sol.
The staff performed like waiters at a classy restaurant, attentive but never smothering.
Around the corner on Augusta Street, more expensive plates of scallops, sea bass and swordfish are on offer at the classy No 10 (01063 824400; no10sheringham.com).
A lone piano playing an overturial mix of the show's songs during that time could set the tone and mood of what is to come in a subtle background bridging street and stage, like a jazzy cocktail piano at a classy party; and a Broadway show is definitely a classy party.
