Sentence examples for fancy lady from inspiring English sources

Like Tony Soprano, the judge has a fearsome, capable wife and a fancy lady on the side.

If Sir William thinks nothing of pawing at every young woman who catches his fancy, Lady Sylvia, who disdainfully mocks her husband for being interested only in money and fiddling with his guns, has a more discreetly roving eye.

This might be no more than a mass of Walter Winchell-style clichés — New York is a fancy lady but she'll turn on ya, etc. — if not for the charm of the particulars evoked (that lovely use of "wooding," or, later, the "train that found and lost itself a thousand times in the flare and tremor"), the play of opposites, and the odd lack of conventional drama.

It may interest you to know that I am no fancy lady of high birth.

There were fancy ladies and pretty girls on TV before that, but no blue-collar women till us".

"The East Side one is all the fancy ladies with the face-lifts and the 'whatever' bags in style," one woman said, begging for anonymity so as not to appear catty.

A section on fashion and society boasts a row of dresses on mannequins accompanied by enlarged photographs of their original wearers (and some fancy ladies' hats in a glass case).

That oughta be a nice color for fancy ladies.

Part of the reason that the Carolina Parakeet is extinct was fancy ladies' desire to wear its colorful feathers in their hats, while making sweet tea and saying things like "pahdon me" and "I do declare".

I suspect they see both matters as things that people 'do' – and if only they could only campaign hard enough, people would stop having sex for money or sex changes and all the other naughty things that upset the fancy ladies of White Feminism.

The pants have a zip in the back and are like fancy-lady sweat pants.