Sentence examples for could be classy from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bradlee — "this last of the lion-king newspaper editors," as Phil Bronstein, a former editor of The San Francisco Chronicle, described him — could be classy or profane, an energetic figure with a boxer's nose who almost invariably dressed in a white-collared, bold-striped Turnbull & Asser shirt, the sleeves rolled up.
I wouldn't be sure about a mile and a half, but I think she'll go further". A delighted Wachman added: "Over the winter she showed me she could be classy, but we went to Leopardstown early this season and she was beaten in soft ground and we were scratching our heads a bit.
BAR-CODE SANDWICH It was named after an earl, after all, so what could be classier than a sandwich?
This appears to be a reference to section 31.19.5: basis to stop individuals, which states a person could be justifiably targeted if they seek to avoid immigration officers at a train or tube station as this could be classied as "having an adverse reaction to an immigration presence".
Nothing could be classier about this location, in fact.
● Outright criminals could also be classy in their own way, as evidenced by "The Best-Dressed Man in the Room: A Photographic History of the Sartorially Inclined Goniffs, Gamblers and Gangsters of the Inter-War Years, 1920-1945".
You have to look classy as well as be classy.
