Sentence examples for fancy race from inspiring English sources

Some bought fancy race cars.

They are under contract to race and I don't think they will be able to convince the Japanese manufacturers that they don't fancy racing at their own home event.

You'd have thought that such a fancy racing circuit would be broadcast in HD already—how many years has Nascar been in HD?—but no; we've had to wait.

Mr. Geto seems a bit bitter, as though he built the fanciest race car New York has ever seen, but the race was canceled.

He's almost always described as a swashbuckler, a risk-taking flamboyant playboy, the anti-Bill Gates software executive who fancies racing yachts and flying airplanes.

Updike, he says, "has taken to heart every far-out far-right piety currently being fed us" -- which, given his own flights of fancy about race and federal tyranny and the patriotic greatness of Charles Lindbergh, might be an example of what the literary critics call chutzpah.

"Nothing fancy, no racing bikes.

And if the state doesn't invest the money, Ms. Combs —  who already has a fair-sized stack of political liabilities piled up —  won't have to talk about using taxpayer money for fancy European racing while financing is cut for public schools.

Fancy a drag race, Jeremy?

If you fancy viewing the race from a boat, you need to get your application in before March when a committee will decide who gets one.

Fancied for this race last year but blew his chance by failing to settle in first-time cheekpieces.