Sentence examples for become fancy from inspiring English sources

At the same time, tossed items become fancy fertiliser sold to organic farms.Understanding precisely why food is thrown out is hard.

With Jeff Conaway's syncopated drum groove and a blown-out repeated bass line (by Ben Armstrong) that contains an octave jump, suddenly this felt like progressive rock from 30 years ago except that the songs didn't become fancy with chord changes.

Even the best universities have become fancy vocational schools.

Our household has a set of cordless telephones that become fancy paperweights when Edison's equipment fails.

As kids we want time to fast forward itself so we can become fancy adults.

"It's got an edge, but you can be anonymous and hang out and have a drink and not worry about attitude, when the whole city has become fancy and posh.

As with houses, they have become fancier.

Mr Eloranta is responsible for 4,500 employees at his yards, but up to 5,000 subcontracted workers can also be on site during construction.As cruise ships have become fancier they have also been redesigned to allow most cabins to have windows and balconies, for which operators can charge more.

Telephones became fancier, cheaper, cordless, car-bound (cellular telephones) and airborne (the Airfone).

On the basis of your post, I'm not sure you'd pass the many complex psychiatric evaluations required to become "a fancy minute-by-minute reporter.

Authorship – being able to hear a writer's voice, the way you used to hear Jimmy McGovern's in Brookside – has become like fancy chocolate.