Sentence examples for fanciful get-ups from inspiring English sources
Fanciful get-ups are everywhere.
While big, bright garden-party get-ups (and there were plenty of them on the spring runways) can come off a bit cloying, there is a certain coquettish charm to a skinny flower-pinned belt, as seen at Rochas, or fanciful budding sandals, like those at Yves Saint Laurent and Giuseppe Zanotti.
The dancer, dressed in a fanciful Regency outfit designed by Mary Katrantzou, gets up from her orange fibreglass chair (one of several deliberate incongruities) and struts her stuff.
Get up! Get up! Get up! GET UP!
I saw my trip to Kenya more as a work obligation; I didn't think I would be all that interested in getting up early in the morning just to watch animals lying about in the wilderness that was devoid of any fanciful architecture.
Obama, in this fanciful version, held up his hand.
(It will look even more fanciful when lit up in color at night).
It's just the government's own fanciful budget, dressed up in positive buzzwords.
For companies with less transient woes, the answer lies in fanciful new names dreamed up by consultants.
