Sentence examples for fancy to try from inspiring English sources

And if you're not going anywhere fancy, to try to still maintain your appearance to show that you do care and so you both don't get complacent.

There are all kinds of fancy ways to try to parse out this difference.

"The ball has swung and it will swing again in the morning so it would be a great win but we fancy ourselves to try and get them tomorrow".

Over the course of my hell week, I tried all manner or ingredient combinations, sauce addition cheats, and fancy plating to try and trick myself into enjoying the stuff, but it was no use.

If you took law for academic purposes, but now fancy a chance to try it out as a practitioner, you can take a conversion course (if you haven't taken the required foundational modules) and then begin your formal training.

In these times of austerity at the BBC, Football Focus often uses smaller cameras operated by a producer to save a few pennies but for this shoot we dragged out the big boys - and some fancy chairs - to try to make the final piece look as impressive as possible.

Right this moment, negotiators from 12 countries are holed up in a fancy Ottawa hotel to try to hash out an agreement regarding the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).

"The so-called eyeball test — the ability to look at someone's strength, muscle mass and walking speed — is a better test than any echocardiogram and all the other fancy technology we use to try to see who will do well after surgery," said Dr. Martin A. Makary, a pancreatic surgeon at the Johns Hopkins Hospital who has done extensive research on frailty.

The following images suggest different ideas for you to try: Fancy flames for an more abstract, funky look.

You may also want to try fancier art supply chalk used to make chalk drawings.

8. Splurge Is there a fancy restaurant you've wanted to try? Have you wondered what it would be like to hire a personal chef for a delicious meal at home (try http://www.personalchef.com/ and click on "Find a Personal Chef")?