Sentence examples for fancied up from inspiring English sources

It can be fancied up in a variety of ways.

Trout is listed, but it was fancied up with prosciutto.

The '97 riesling (fancied up with 3percentt viognier) wants food 100percentt of the time.

But bland vodka sauce contributed little to a straw-and-hay special fancied up by shrimp and asparagus.

The next year, she fancied up her informal tip sheet and, as she put it, "That's when it went gangbusters".

The menu has fish-and-chips, bangers-and-mash, a Pimm's cocktail fancied up with kumquats, and something called a "Lady Diana negroni".

All she's done is have a kid and fancy up her pubic area.

And Parisienne chargers, handmade in France with textured white-on-charcoal lace patterns, are certainly one way to fancy up a classic white plate.

Maybe some of this emperor's new clothes syndrome (ENCS) links to emerging subjects that display a certain insecurity and therefore insist on fancying up their credentials.

I can't decide whether serious journalism is the kind of thing that lures an audience to a site like The Huffington Post, or if that's like hiring a top chef to fancy up the menu at Hooters.

Of course they could fancy up their logos, brochures or stores to look nicer.