Sentence examples for fancy reputation from inspiring English sources

Yet many a fancy reputation among blue-chip companies has taken a tumble recently.

It has a reputation for fancy electronics and a long history of innovation.

The Netherlands, so very unafraid of the Brazilian reputation, will fancy itself able to go all the way now.

Del Toro does not worry that such fancies will sully his reputation.

And, he acknowledges, it's going to need some fancy awards to burnish its reputation.

The stops on the tour include fancy villas, hospitals with a reputation for graft and a nonexistent house that 589 companies have registered as their headquarters.

In a plot complication that's no more plausible but reinforces the sexual dynamic between Stephanie and the men in her life, she's hired by the dangerously attractive Ranger ("a man of mysterious talents") to investigate the humiliating break-ins that have tarnished the reputation of his fancy security firm.

The transgressive spirit that 30 years earlier had made him risk his reputation because he fancied a stableman called George was clearly still alive and kicking.

And so, in a spirit of inquiry, the financial markets have begun to test the worth of GE, owner of the fanciest and most valuable corporate reputation of all.

Having more police on the street works, says Mr Livingstone, banging a populist drum that he might have disdained in his radical left-wing past.The mayor now makes a virtue out of his reputation for fast and fancy footwork.

The fancy footwork advanced the dean's already considerable reputation as a savvy administrator able to build bridges between the worlds of business, academia and government.