Sentence examples for fancy problems from inspiring English sources

Fancy, Problems, and her other singles like Work, are as club-friendly as they come.

Nor is it the fundamental status-quo-ism of dividing the world into fancy ideological problems and gritty, practical ones, and refusing to see that most people's practical problems are created by the systemic flaws in someone else's ideology.

Why are we trying to be fancy?" As problems go, bulked-up toothbrushes — the kind that make obsolete the old-fashioned built-in ceramic cup and toothbrush holders that persist in many homes and apartments like relics of a less sophisticated (but, one can't help feel, more grounded) age — don't rank high on the list of human scourges.

Though some GoPro investors have thought its action cameras were a passing fancy, Hero5's problems are only on the production side, said Michael Pachter, research analyst at Wedbush Securities.

In addition to "Fancy," Azalea's "Problem" featuring Ariana Grande became the rapper's second biggest single in the U.S. and remained in the top 10 of the Hot 100 for sixteen weeks.

And that's the problem with fancy dress in general: in a perverse way it imbues going out with a sense of genuine importance.

As the rest of the world listened to her hit "Fancy" and Ariana Grande's "Problems," on which Azalea is featured, the pop star took a day to enjoy some snorkeling with friends.

"If it's too fancy, plain food's no problem," says a line at the bottom.

Lawyers have a fancy way of describing this problem.

It's not like the ER is a pick'n'mix of problems that take my fancy.

"Fancy" goldfish are prone to buoyancy problems, so it is best to feed these foods from the start Look at the ingredients of your staple pellets or flakes.