Sentence examples for fancy title from inspiring English sources
It's a pretty fancy title, isn't it... the Ultimate Cookbook?
It doesn't worry me that I don't have some fancy title".
But according to the rule, to hold a corporate officer position, and therefore get to use the fancy title, one must be on staff.
For women, especially those squeezed for time, learning how to incorporate exercise into a busy life is money better spent than a fancy Title IX locker room.
The foreign minister will simply be a co-ordinator with a fancy title who will have no power to over-rule national foreign policies.
Then she got the online itch, and this month she joined iVillage with a fancy title, "chief digital correspondent," but a mandate to do much more than that.
She figured that she could change the world in big, broad strokes, and that she might pick up a fancy title and ample salary along the way.
Directors of strategy, or whatever fancy title anyone calls them, are middle men — or meddle men — between owner and team trainers.
The trouble with trying to form ideology in an unideological age is that you end up describing what you are doing and giving it a fancy title.
The show's producers give themselves the fancy title of "Theatre Engage," which makes it sound as if their next production is going to be by Camus or something.
