Sentence examples for fleeting fancy from inspiring English sources

Although the new shade may seem a fleeting fancy, Ms. Walch said, "We're looking at two more years of this citron yellow and its variations".

(anag. incl. g, LD, y, & lit).. V. Dixon: It makes one mistakenly glory, taken in by a fleeting fancy (anag. in fad, & lit).. A. G. Fleming: Following breeze, year's first, good and early, windfall (f air y g old).

Really this is sweating toil for very fleeting fancy.

How can you build an algorithm that predicts all the fleeting fancy of fashion?

I said "yes" to an invite to Impact Engine's annual showcase the other day, and walked away thinking that what might have been a fleeting fancy seems to be taking root.

Typically, there'd be a mixture of eternal talismans and fleeting fancies.

For a few fleeting months, fancy gives way to fancy-free, and weekend vacationers reach for clothing, cosmetics and even suitcases that are less structured, less serious and, ideally, less expensive.

Perhaps it will prove a passing summer fancy, as fleeting as the sunshine.

But just as nothing lasts forever, he knows that digital fancies are just as fast and fleeting as old buttons.

Beneath the gloss of advertising campaigns, catwalk shows and each season's fleeting trends, Vuitton brings a machine-like discipline to the selling of fancy leather goods and fashion.

Watching from the stands I wonder if it's a fleeting thing, an itch or a bit of back ache … But Mumford, infected, begins a fancy kickstep.