Sentence examples for fancy player from inspiring English sources

Every game ended close to -- or well -- after midnight, and some even commenced later than the advertised 8 p.m. starting time to accommodate riveting pregame moments like fancy player introductions, ceremonial pitches and antics with a bald eagle.

Everyone has their favourites; the cross-bar designs of the mid-80s are revived in VB promotions for a reason – people will never stop loving them; baseball-style script lettering and fancy player name lettering (which first appeared in 88-89) bridged the gap between the 80s and 90s and the lightning bolt designs of 92-93 were brilliantly daft.

In between there have been so many losses way too early in tournaments, often under bizarre circumstances, that made Spanish fans ask exactly why their teams cannot live up to expectations, why their fancy players fold under pressure, why terrible things happen to them.

"If you talk to your Harry Redknapps, Alex Fergusons and Terry Venables, they won't wait until deadline day if they fancy a player," says Hall. "Deadline day just gives people like me and the players extra ammunition.

Unfortunately, the only boys I knew to speak to – at the local youth group – knew better, and subjected me to merciless teasing about how much I fancied this player or that.

And when teams get the puck, many coaches fear they'll lose it if they get too fancy, so players are instructed to chip it from zone to zone and battle along the boards.

(Translation: very high video quality found in fancier DVD players).

Like Creative coming out with increasingly fancier MP3 players just before the iPod came out, I'm worried that all of the oxygen will be sucked out of the wearables space.

Nothing fancy, though the player can do stereo Bluetooth to your headphones or car stereo, which is cool.

Just dropped $500 on that fancy Blu-ray player and want to get the most out of it?

When the 1GB card comes later this year, capacity will be increased to 40 minutes, but the memory card will probably set you back another £300! www.panasonic.co.uk One box fits all Fancy binning your DVD player, VCR, CD player and - while you are at it - your PC, and replacing them with one box that sits under your TV?