Sentence examples for by the classy from inspiring English sources

After that, much of the first half was all about Japan dominating possession, with the Lionesses struggling to second-guess Aya Miyami's midfield promptings and sometimes wrongfooted by the classy Rumi Utsugi.

Here, she was backed by the classy house band led by multi-instrumentalist Kate St John and including Neill and Callum MacColl, who paid tribute to their father Ewan MacColl with a rousing Tunnel Tigers, his song about Irish workers building the Blackwall Tunnel.

However, he tended towards awkwardness on the ball, and was ousted by the classier Peter Simpson midway through November.

Roth had written it a couple of years earlier, and it was still unpublished, having been rejected, he later noted, "by all the classy reviews".

A script by Julian Fellowes and some historic Italian locations ensure a classy but by-the-book Bard interpretation.

The exhausting contest and associated recreational activities ("Dropbox Jeopardy" and such) are captured in detail by Eric Chang in the classy video above.

By all means keep the classy crime dramas coming but give us the romance, the wit, the humour, the despair and the sheer contradictory appeal of humanity as well.

It is Cody's job to infiltrate Lord Kenworth's country home, which he does by posing as a member of an international youth orchestra sponsored and housed by Lord Kenworth's unsuspecting wife (played with poise by the implacably classy Anna Chancellor).

The trailer for the HBO film The Girl has been out for a while (Toby, Tippi and The Birds), but now we're seeing the first footage of Fox Searchlight's Hitchcock – in which Hopkins gets his teeth into the (slightly earlier) period, in which Hitch baffled his fans by turning his back on the classy thrillers that had made his name and picked up the rights to a nasty little book called Psycho.

Whatever you thought of the ridiculously baffling Inception, few can deny that it looked spectacular, not least the classy wardrobe donned by Tom Hardy and Ken Watanabe.

But Jerry Garcia and Harvey Milk are long gone, Dianne Feinstein supported the invasion of Iraq, and mom loves the classy boutiques run by the clean-cut gentlemen on Castro Street.