Sentence examples for feeling fancy from inspiring English sources

Add buttons or a collar if you're feeling fancy, or leave as a simple summery shift.

Go for oysters or roasted bone marrow if you're feeling fancy.

Their black metal bed is wreathed with Christmas lights, "for when we're feeling fancy," Ms. Curtis said, and heaped with odd stuffed animals.

"I am feeling fancy as hell!" The line between this help-yourself mentality and a more freewheeling spirit of communal property isn't always so clear.

In that very same moment, I also somehow shelved my doubts so that I could enjoy the spectacle or, when I was feeling fancy, "witness history".

6 To assemble, dollop spoonfuls (quenelles, if you're feeling fancy) of the ice-cream in a circle on the bottom half of each choux doughnut.

This time, however, perhaps because he's feeling fancy-free with the prolix, anfractuous Cymbeline, he keeps the surprises popping, not the least of which is an upstage four-man band that Matt Gallagher leads through Kitt's original score.

Dust with some edible gold if you're feeling really fancy.

A promo video, featuring nearly parody-level "posh" Robin Leach, tries to keep the affair from feeling too fancy.

But if you're feeling extra fancy, there's always the laundromat.

If you're feeling extra fancy, go ahead and whip up the cayenne-candied pecans to toss on top.