But unless you have years of performing and drama lessons, do not try anything fancy; present yourself solidly within your ability.
But with all that said, I wouldn't have fancied presenting a 16-year-old novel by a dead American with no UK pedigree to the sales force.
But, added Miller, "I can't remember the last time I saw one of those". The designing of electronic typewriters with all their fancy features presents a special challenge in today's disposal culture.
These stories partook of American absurdism, à la Donald Barthelme, Guy Davenport, Robert Coover: effects of cryptic collage, hostile whimsy, and learned fancy were presented in a clipped, deadpan style.
Long consigned to the dustbin of historical-society meetings and elementary school classrooms, Twain impersonators are now selling out shows, entertaining at fancy parties, presenting at conferences, making real money and adding new members to their ranks.
The result was a congratulatory note, flowers and bottle of champagne from the captain, a fancy cake presented with much fanfare at the end of our second formal dinner, and an invitation for all of us to visit the bridge during the sail-away from Martinique that night.
Anyway, clicking on any app that tickles your fancy will present you with the following options: Download, Reviews or Screenshots.
If I got lucky and the story proved to be exceptionally interesting, I might get the opportunity to get fancy and present it at the noon conference, or if sufficiently tragic, perhaps at the monthly morbidity and mortality rounds.
Ten years ago, someone offering you a line would be like them giving you a fancy birthday present – these days in the bars I visit, everybody goes to the loo together for a bump.
