Sentence examples for fancy tastes from inspiring English sources
In London, dog walkers charge more, around £14 per hour, probably because the dogs there have developed fancy tastes and need to be bribed with macaroons.
If Gov. M. Jodi Rell gets her way, car lovers with fancy tastes or big garages would have something to cheer about, as would almost anyone with a few cars in the driveway or a hankering for late-model cars.
It looks fancy, tastes divine and provides a sweet treat alternative without the dairy and preservatives.
I fancy tasting the wine in Mendoza, staying on an estancia (ranch) and watching locals ride horseback, and then exploring the vastness of Patagonia.
He was drawn to what the writer Greil Marcus called "The Old, Weird America," to a vernacular culture untainted by the fancy taste of high society or the predilection for kitsch of masses.
Iggy Azalea, the Australian rap-pop starlet, certainly has "Fancy" taste in home decor.
In fact, it's rare to find fancy tasting rooms, much less gift shops or regular visiting hours at Apulian wineries, which are mainly family-owned.
Many of the men favored to become pope going into the conclave also had fancier tastes.
Second, the sommelier, who strides the floor with a taste-vin (one of those fancy silver tasting bowls) hanging from her neck and dispenses dependable advice, melodious Italian label-readings, and declarations that stick with you for days: "With an amarone, it's all about power".
The trailer is on YouTube if you fancy a taste.
