Sentence examples for fancy presentations from inspiring English sources

CLEVELAND -- They came by private jets, in droves, with fancy presentations and boxes stuffed with technological wizardry.

"I'm not looking for some fancy presentations or extraordinarily subtle flavors," Mr. Obama said, defining his epicurean bent.

"I'm not looking for some fancy presentation or extraordinarily subtle flavors," Barack Obama explains.

But that rose, in its fancy presentation case, had just been carried from the room.

If you're not interested in a fancy presentation, just pound the chicken until it's moderately thin.

So while the players ooh and aah at the fancy presentation box and the absence of a "tacky foil wrapper", one bite and these are roundly panned.

Elaborate cakes and fancy presentation of buffet dinners will be on display through Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets, $30 in advance or $50 at the door, can be purchased by calling (914) 421-3200 or online at ihmrs.com.

Because the cooks seem to avoid any sort of fancy presentation, the plates can have all the charm of cafeteria fare; but, while pale burritos set adrift on white plates may look unappetizingly monochromatic, the flavors inside them — braised steak, pork-belly chorizo, or a savory mixture of mushrooms — are indisputably topnotch.

The fancy presentation of shredded daikon, palm fronds and shizo leaves on a bed of crushed ice is almost too pretty too eat.

In an interview, Simper tried to justify their lack of success in their home country, saying that the British audience was more interested in a fancy presentation than music and that blues rock "was becoming very big" at the time in England.

Dress up the food with fancy presentation.