Sentence examples for fancy becomes from inspiring English sources

Charli XCX's boast of being "classic, expensive, you don't get to touch," in Azalea's "Fancy," becomes an ad for a handyman who can resurface your patio in Yankovic's "Handy".

Modern did not mean middle-class, and during the Victorian era Fancy became a mass style.

The Kaufman-Ferber comedy disappeared almost immediately, while "Goodbye, My Fancy" became a hit.

What begins as a comic device becomes a vehicle for Sam's paranoia and eventually his slide into madness, as the voices he hears drown out reality and his flights of fancy become full-blown hallucinations.

What began as a childhood fancy became a reality when he needed places to live, and it evolved into a compulsion when he saw old houses about to be torn down.

Help any girl you fancy become a Star Trek fan.

It's incredible how quickly the animal that you've lived with, fed, and dressed in fancy draperies becomes nothing more than a meaningless husk after its sacrifice.

Herriman incorporated unusual details into the mini-strip's backgrounds cacti, pagodas, fanciful vegetation, or anything else that struck his fancy; this became a signature of the later Krazy Kat strip.

Those we had not fancied previously became alluring; those who were already hot became hotter.

As prices fall, what starts off as a fancy new feature quickly becomes commonplace try buying a phone without a camera, or a car without electric windows prompting companies to add new features in an effort to outdo their rivals.

Authors who aim to write serious and important books for children sometimes forget that if a child isn't motivated to finish a book, then all that fancy stuff halfway through becomes nothing more than self-serving.