Sentence examples for classy set from inspiring English sources

1. Face coaster This classy set of coasters is perfect for any art lovers, the portraits have been reproduced on durable lacquer coated board with cork backs.

It's a classy set - and would have been even better if it had included the ngoni hero Bassekou Kouyaté, who provided the memorable backing for Kassé Mady at his London concert this week.

And I think most of us would--or at least should--take a classy set of legs over that any day.

(Ethereal but powerful, unhinged but in total command)." Ken Capobianco of The Boston Globe referred to the album as a "smartly executed, classy set of songs that's miles away from the hoochie pop being turned out by young female R&B vocalists these days".

While Angello dropped a classy set that pulled people out of their comfort zones and into new sounds, we couldn't help but look around and see a whole lotta people totally unawares as to the musical lesson being imparted upon them.

Take a stroll on Ocean Drive, "the beachfront road lined with legendary hotels," and Lincoln Road, a pedestrian shopping street; dine at Puerto Sagua (700 Collins Avenue; 305-673-1115), a Cuban restaurant that serves "hearty and cheap" food; and the News Cafe (newscafe.com) on Ocean Drive (above), a classy setting, for simple food and people-watching.

"I do think we're going to have a classier set of ladies, with one exception," she said, in an obvious reference to the Salahis, "who will elevate the show and bring it to a higher standard, because it's pretty low, when you see what New Jersey was all about".

Later, once you're done with the hotel's honesty bar, guests can head to Brody Studios – the hotel group's recently opened, private members' club near Oktogon (a five-minute taxi ride away), where you can enjoy a cocktail and a dance with the city's classier set.

It's a classy, sophisticated set that proves Astatke is still a musical force in his mid 60s.

There's more from Emily Smith, Rachel McShane and Stu Hanna, who also mixed this classy-sounding set.

Brandt reveals more of his subjects in a wonderful double portrait of Edith and Osbert Sitwell (1945) occupying a classy ancestral setting, she in a big, witchy black hat that perfectly complements her sharp, seigniorial face.