Sentence examples for fashionable fun from inspiring English sources
In France, the land of style, it was called tartine, relieved of its upper crust and turned into an open-face sandwich that is fast, fashionable, fun, infinitely variable and, for all these reasons, great party food.
We know it is a strong brand with a clear and consistent positioning with leadership and the attributes of fashionable, fun and feminine, and a growing share of the millennial consumer across channels.
For fashionable fun, have a dress-up competition by telling everyone to put on their best outfit, and dance through the "red carpet" (a line of red Welcome Mats).
As the music swells, a fashionable, fun-seeking crowd, redolent of Los Angeles and Moscow, fills the terrace, and the staff whisks away the tables, one by one, until the restaurant has transformed itself into a dance party.
He has helped make entrepreneurship both fashionable and fun.
Its focus is to make riding clean, fashionable and fun.
A survey of which era people would most like to visit shows that we like our history fashionable and fun.
The reborn Mini was fashionable and fun to drive, and it was hardly inexpensive; checking off some of the many BMW-bred options could kick the price to $30,000 and more.
PAGE B4 Sports AN UNFAMILIAR, IF PLEASANT, Position for the Phillies No recent team has made late-season surges more famous, fashionable or fun than the Philadelphia Phillies, who each time zoomed into the playoffs on the strength of strong Septembers.
"I think the resurgence of rose gold has got to do more with the large French houses such as Boucheron and Cartier, who started the trinity bands which are so fashionable and fun," says Rahul Kadakia, the New York jewelry specialist at Christie's.
Also part of that group, she added, are the designer Todd Oldham and Christy Turlington, the fashion model and organic-cosmetics entrepreneur -- two people whose green leanings prove that the organic way of life can be fashionable and fun, perhaps as stylish as it once was to go Tuscan.
