Sentence examples for fancy public from inspiring English sources

(Thus consulted, the Chinese opted for clean water ahead of a fancy public square, to the surprise of their officials).

He filed a wrongful termination lawsuit, demanding $55m Canadian (£30m), and hired a fancy public relations firm.

But the hospital is short of equipment and supplies and its contemporary mission needs some revamping in a country whose health spending per capita is relatively high and where fancy public hospitals now exist.

Even Australia where coal looms as large as the oil sands do here—has had 27 local governments (including Sydney & Melbourne), and five universities (including big, fancy public ones) make a full or partial divestment commitment.

Well, my wife and I — the only ones on our upscale North Side block to send a child to nearby Ravenswood — mulled fancier public schools and using influence.

Google is getting fancy with public data in search results.

Some fancy-dancy public-policy think- tank just released a brand new study that speculates the legion of aging Baby Boomers will permanently redefine retirement.

The arrival by river in the royal barge caught the public fancy.

Kung-Fu vampires, 20th century vampires, even, surprisingly, schoolgirl lesbian vampires, just didn't catch the public fancy.

It appeared as only one of a varied group of mental exercises, but it struck the fancy of the public.

Don't wear gratuitous fancy dress in public unless you're volunteering as the gratuitous local mascot.