Sentence examples for fancy edifice from inspiring English sources

The one element of bonfire that no one wants to talk about is the making of the effigy – the fancy edifice each society unveils at its home event, then razes to the ground.

It is clear that empirical evidence will not persuade them to abandon an edifice that, as Milne points out, is built on such shaky ground that whatever fancy maths it involves, it is fundamentally worthless.

Hence, Mr. Stille notes, the Chinese practice of restoring and repainting its ancient monuments, so that edifices like the Summer Palace "look more like the Disneyland re-creations or the décor of a fancy restaurant in New York's Chinatown than whatever they may have been during the Ming or Qing dynasty".

The edifice is cracking.

Fancy names, fancy personas.

Today Corcoran's edifice is the Renwick Gallery.

But the whole edifice now looks rickety.

The edifice is a kind of greenhouse.

Temple, edifice constructed for religious worship.

So fancy!

Fancy that.