Sentence examples for from fancy from inspiring English sources

Zoetrope is far from fancy.

Indeed, Superfine's decor is far from fancy.

It is their duty to separate fact from fancy, he says, adding: "One man is dead.

There's something romantic about drinking from fancy glasses in an unfurnished room full of unpacked boxes.

It was far from fancy, but saving money that night meant I could splurge the next.

… The editors know from fancy, but are they serious about fisherman's pants as a "style statement".

Conservatives are traditionally friendly to the wealthy and to big business, who gain most from fancy financial footwork.

Now 75 years old, the restaurant attracts celebrities, politicians and well-heeled locals, though it's far from fancy.

Hundreds of service companies from fancy hotels to fast-food chains have proven that they are not.

Some of the antipathy may stem from fancy economic theories that say free markets magically render government unnecessary.

The four other first downs developed from Fancy Feet's scrambles of 10, 17, 17 and 30 yards.