Sentence examples for fancy street from inspiring English sources

If you need a big, fancy street, this isn't it; in fact, it's just the opposite.

Supposedly, he said, "all the people who live on Undercliff" -- a fancy street just below the reservation -- "have to watch their children in the backyard".

And no, I don't think that means he wasn't riding in a stylish-enough manner (it's a fancy street, after all); I think it means he was going, you know, in the wrong direction.

He is too busy scraping a livelihood as a middleman for immigrants — supplying Senegalese with cheap bags to hawk on fancy streets, or delivering Chinese workers to construction sites, and oiling the process with payoffs to the cops.

There are plenty of Wall Street bonuses this year, plenty of fancy streets and lobbies to decorate, and plenty of traditionalists who are willing to stack the furniture to make way for a very big Christmas.

Alberto Rey, writing a blog post for El Mundo, objected to the new "Almodovarlandia," with its "cultivated and well-read people, who live in apartments with stupendous parquet floors, use only the best skin creams, and suffer a lot while they walk along fancy streets".

Enjoy a mix of high and low entertainment on Tuesday at the fanciest street fair of the season.

Rolling up and down the fanciest street in town with only a house name to look for, we meander past one mansion after another.

Plus he lives in New York - on one of its fanciest streets.

So good was Mr. Benner's work that Liz Powers, founder of ArtLifting, arranged for a solo gallery show on Boston's fancy Newbury Street at which several of his pieces were sold for hundreds of dollars.

His commissions include the marquee entryway of City Hall, the fancy Duane Street restaurant, but he also creates his own pieces, some of which he describes as "vignettes of a vanishing New York".