Sentence examples for fancy order from inspiring English sources

Decadent Graham had never been, and placing such a fancy order at the City bar was his last attempt to coax a more sophisticated man out of the Yorkshire lad.

(Don't put it in any fancy order) Put the blanket in front of the trunk (behind the car, not far enough that you can't reach over and grab your drink) Set the date.

DJ Belle De Helle's job of finding a four-hour playlist featuring songs which don't promote love might be a little tricky, as will policing their "No public displays of affection" policy, although anyone who fancies ordering a bottle of pink champagne from the bar might just be cut a little slack by the management.

Google specifically points at devices like the Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy S II, and the Droid RAZR as receiving those high-resolution map tiles, but your handset doesn't need to be quite that fancy in order to benefit.

Every now and then I'd get fancy and order a taco salad with no meat and ask for extra beans.

She has played the long game – albeit involuntarily – by establishing her position through friendships and personality rather than – like Ellie – affixing herself to someone she doesn't fancy in order to get by, like when Billy Zane nicks a kid so he can have lifeboat priority in Titanic.

Yet Darwin made the literary decision along with the practical decision — he knew that he was going to write his book, and he embarked on his program of pigeon fancying in order to help himself get started.

A poor man from a village visited a rich friend in the city, according to another story, and the friend invited him to a fancy restaurant, ordered a cup of tea, and asked him politely to help himself to all the good smells.

More than once, he was reported to have entered a fancy restaurant, ordered cellphones confiscated, dined lavishly, then picked up everyone's check.

Obviously, most people don't go to a fancy restaurant and order the least expensive item on the menu (Why go to Canlis and order the $28 polenta entrée when you can enjoy the Pacific Ahi Tuna pan seared with furikake, Thai cucumber salad and chive oil for $37?), so guest tabs would most likely be much higher than our math suggests.

She has never before read any of these titles, and she will read them in whatever order fancy suggests.