Sentence examples for fancy embracing from inspiring English sources
If you fancy embracing such conditions, you need to learn skills such as ropework, using crampons and ice axes, and building emergency shelters.
But if you still fancy embracing the glammed-up grunge look this season, remember that million-dollar skin, hair and nails will be essential to be sure that people realise that you are simply achingly fashionable.
Fancy people embracing basic stuff.
By two to one the judges rejected her bid, arguing that one cannot, at ones whims or fancies, renounce or embrace a religion.
Before there were migrants, immigrants and asylum seekers, there were émigrés – a fancy word that could embrace anyone from fleeing French aristocrats to displaced Jews.
So to get them to use a 21st type of amino acid as well, Dr Wang and his colleagues had to embrace some fancy biochemistry as they describe in the latest issue of Nature Neuroscience.
Having long flirted with decoration in his paintings of women in rooms — with exotic costumes, dyed-fabric hangings, luxurious carpets, and fancy grilles — Matisse finally embraced its characteristic features of redundant pattern and an implied secondary role in gracing interior environments.
"Around 2000, China began embracing an approach it described as 'reverse engineering.' It was essentially a fancy word for copying," said Dai Ming, a senior engineer at CH-Auto Technology, an independent design and engineering company based in Beijing.
