Sentence examples for brought fancy from inspiring English sources

Staten Island strawberries had the reputation of being unusually good, the best on the market, and they brought fancy prices.

In the same regard, Idle No More has brought fancy dancers, hoop dancers, full of color with drumming and singing into public places.

The past decade has brought fancier medicine in rich countries and copious aid for poor ones.

Margaret and I knew enough not to bring fancy bicycles to New Orleans — mine is a mountain bike from the nineteen-nineties that is no heavier than a grand piano — but we are still somewhat out of place.

Imbisse (the singular form of the word is imbiss) with an epicurean twist are popping up all over this city, Western Europe's most affordable capital, bringing fancy fast food to the masses.

For a very few this racket, like bootlegging and other underworld rackets, brings fancy profits, but the cost of operations is always transferred to the people -- who do not profit.

At the party, Boyfriend Ben walks in on Ella bitching about Amanda, but when Amanda walks in, Ben covers for Ella and even winks at her. (Oh -- and Boyfriend Ben also brings fancy wine that Auggie seems a little too interested in -- but more on that later).

He brought her fancy croissants and expensive toys, like train sets.

When Napoleon came into power, he brought back fancy clothes in sumptuous fabrics, in imitation of the Bourbons.

It took an ambitious, top-down approach to the reform, and brought in fancy consultants to do the work.But many doctors and hospital staff resisted the centralised approach.

Some brought very fancy professional metal rakes, or even back-mounted leaf-blowing systems, and some were just kids thrashing away with the sides of their feet or stuffing handfuls in the pockets of their sweatshirts, but all the leaves they brought to the pile were appreciated.