Sentence examples for fancy folks from inspiring English sources

It's part of your existence for three years — unless you're one of thegrandes écoles or the fancy folks and all that.

You could keep a dog at home in the winter, but in the summer, when the fancy folks were about, you had to keep your dog in a common outside kennel, where all the community's barking was consolidated somewhere it wouldn't disturb.

Because while the fancy folks in places like New York, San Francisco, Chicago, and L.A. have easy access to high-quality, gourmet treats at local markets, people in rural areas typically can't find similar goods at their own local supermarkets.

English has replaced Russian as the second language of the land, and a sort of flashy consumerism permeates the style and conversation of the fancy folks strolling up and down Rustaveli Avenue, gawking at all the new perfume and cell phone shops and even a couple of brand new Loake of London and Bata shoe outlets.

So are these fancy folks of color who are doing the same.

Jason Nocito is a photographer who shoots for a lot of fancy folks like Nike, Apple, Diesel, and Rolling Stone.

(Fancy folk went to the grander German Theater).

Heidi Shaulis G'87, an artist, announces the launching of her new website www.WestCorinthStudio.com, "fancy folk art from Vermont," and shows green woodworking of her husband, Isaac Willis, and her oil paintings, inspired by the fauna of the Vermont countryside.

As usual, at a secret London location, there are interactive re-enactments and festivalesque frippery foreshadowing the film itself, elevating it from "outdoor screening in a field" to what fancy folk call "experiential cinema".

As much as Merriman humanizes his Communards, he summarily dismisses — with an indifference surprising in an academic historian — their opponents as categorical types, using derisive expressions like "fancy folk" or "elegant Parisians" or simply the "bourgeoisie".

This play's romantic collisions and political skullduggery, it turns out, slide right nicely into a cowboy milieu: good guys are run out of town by bullying villains, then fancy folk join the rustics wandering lovelorn through the untamed landscape.