Sentence examples for classy town from inspiring English sources

Gucci under Tom Ford was a great source for fur-trimmed jackets and classy town coats, and she has made them her business, this season uniting them with tweed aviator pants, cropped knits and gold-embellished platform boots.

Sorrento itself is a classy little town and a great base for exploring the wider area.

The best place to stop and take in panoramas of this almost hyperactive volcano is Sicily's charmingly classy hillside town of Taormina.

I'm not so sure the rear-wheel-drive CTS Vsport is such a great choice for people trying to scrub points off of their licenses, but it was equally as accommodating as a classy around-town sedan as it was a razor-sharp freeway scalpel.

On a Monday, the classiest in-town eateries are shut so we tripped out to Zuberoa, a two-Michelin starred restaurant in a beautiful 14th-century farmhouse in nearby Iturriotz.

Some 360,000 families make swift exits from their properties each year because of disruptive neighbours; whether it's down to extensive and seemingly unnecessary redevelopment of high-value houses in classy parts of town, or aggression, violence and fear on sink estates, the effect of disputes can take a huge toll.

How do you classy-up a town through its name alone?

Billed as one of the classiest gatherings in town, this party will feature a tasting bar of rare imported scotches, whiskies and cognacs and a live jazz band.

Yet it's still true to its educational vocation, as the able staff are assisted by a gaggle of ambitious hotel management students eager to train at one of the classiest hotels in town.

The hotel's contemporary Sixteen restaurant, located on the 16th floor, has quickly earned a reputation as one of the best in town, offering classy continental cuisine as well as creative local fare (like fried smelt, a fish, from Lake Michigan).

Something classier has come to town, something with high production values: the bespoke panto.