Sentence examples for fancy script from inspiring English sources

In fancy script, on weighty card stock adorned by a giant gold seal, the letter congratulated Ms. Wharton for the honor of being nominated to attend the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C.

Along with the fancy script and fancy cover, Wicked use some fancy lighting with the overall effect of making Knockout pretty fancy.

These booklets, which included many verses and messages that could be copied out onto fine gilt or decorative papers in fancy script, were DIY manuals for the creation of a much more sophisticated and finely crafted Valentine project.

INTERVIEW BY AMY KELLNER One of Catherine Opie's most famous photographs is Pervert, a self-portrait in which she sits topless, her head encased in a shiny black hood, 46 needles inserted into her skin in neat rows all along her arms, with the word "pervert" freshly carved into her chest in fancy script.

Don't use fancy script (cursive) that is often found on wedding invitations for titles and headers.

Some examples you can consider are: Elegant: Leather-bound covers (perhaps trimmed with lace or finished with a chiffon bow), fancy script font, thick glossy pages and nude colors.

It apparently has some fancy scripting features as well that I'm sure they guys will demo on the day.

I check my teeth as I mouth the fancy French script on the mirror.

Hall himself was no problem, weaving quite a bit of fancy teacher talk into his script but never going for very long without one of his trademark growls of repulsion at the state of American politics, the sort of thing that will make even the most somnolent student sit up straight in the lecture hall.

Everyone has their favourites; the cross-bar designs of the mid-80s are revived in VB promotions for a reason – people will never stop loving them; baseball-style script lettering and fancy player name lettering (which first appeared in 88-89) bridged the gap between the 80s and 90s and the lightning bolt designs of 92-93 were brilliantly daft.

"I'm not yet fortunate enough to take only the scripts that capture my fancy," she says, "but each one has to be a new experience, to put me in a light that audiences haven't necessarily seen me before".