Sentence examples for fancy garb from inspiring English sources
One of the wittiest answers had to be FINE TUNIC for "fancy garb for Caesar," with high honors going to the answer to "Superman's attire" at 29 Across.
Beneath their fancy garb and refined interval chitchat, their criticism turns out to be no more civil than the noisy opprobrium that fills football stadiums.
An online petition garnering just 65 signatures was enough to sway the administration of the UK's most famous music festival, helping to convince Emily Eavis that the ceremonial garb should not be treated as meaningless fancy dress.
Beyond UKIP's action had been in fancy dress, and likewise Britain First turned up in their paramilitary garb.
Everyone who was waiting in line outside was all fancy in their best black garb, while we were sweating balls and carrying helmets.
Smiling is near-mandatory, gifting and trading is rampant, and the way people dress is just as inviting the kind of colorful and otherworldy garb that looks fancy, but most of the time will run you less than a tank of gas in your local thrift shop.
In 1872, the first picture of the Emperor Meiji showed him in traditional garb; the next year he wore a fancy, Western-style military uniform.
