Sentence examples for fancy which from inspiring English sources

Sexual attraction simply boils down to who you fancy, which is sometimes not determined by colour.

"Cindy didn't want fancy, which seems to be a theme with my clients".

Ms. Orin made her Broadway debut in the 1955 musical "Plain and Fancy," which her husband composed.

The 1955 musical "Plain and Fancy," which he wrote with Will Glickman, was a lighthearted story of romance and culture clashes between New Yorkers and the Amish.

One of the most moving evocations of the irreplaceable quiddity of a person is Elisabeth Subrin's "Fancy," which will be shown in the program "Brought to Light" tomorrow and Sunday.

The best and worst of Victorian entertainment is celebrated in A Little of What You Fancy, which brings songs, melodrama and magic to Salisbury's Salberg Studio from tonight into the new year.

And if you're a Burns' fan but not a haggis-fancier, which other Scottish specialities will you be serving on Sunday?

Mr. Brennan's trajectory over recent years is itself a sign of the times, the fancy Picholine begetting the less fancy Artisanal, which has in turn spawned this casual heir.

Dashwood often had himself depicted in portraits in fancy dress (in one, dressed as the pope toasting a female Herme ), and it is his love of fancy dress which seems to have pervaded through to his parties at West Wycombe Park.

Fancy Hands, which requires a subscription, starts at $25 a month.

Or they didn't fancy her, which amounted to the same thing.