Sentence examples for full of fancy from inspiring English sources
Shot in dramatic black and white, and full of fancy, flouncy outfits, you can tell it probably fancies itself in the same league as Bad Romance.
The example is pretty basic — the sort of perception that screenwriters and executives have long reached intuitively, acknowledged Mr. Perez, who spoke over a laptop full of fancy graphics at the Peninsula Beverly Hills hotel last month.
After an Olympic fortnight full of fancy sportswear, mirrored swimming goggles and amazing bodies, you would be forgiven for feeling a trifle lacking in the confidence department on the beach this summer.
While it's true that by the time he was 73 he had accumulated all the usual dragging baggage – outhouses full of fancy cars, a taste for expensive wine and a sprawl of dependants – it was also now that he produced career-defining work.
The Guardian explores questions that the upcoming marathon campaign will answer: NATIONAL LEAGUE A bazillion dollar payroll and a cup full of fancy talent guarantees you nothing in baseball - if you don't believe that take a look at the Dodgers SoCal(led) "rivals", the supposedly stacked Los Anaheim of Angels Angeles, who bottomed out yet again in 2013.
Make them feature-full and full of fancy.
Consumers found it chock-full of fancy electronics they did not want, and thus overpriced; a cheaper, basic version is now being rushed out.As long as Fiat dominated the Italian market, thanks in part to a batch of now-dismantled protectionist measures designed to exclude Japanese cars, its inherent weaknesses were overlooked.
Forget the talk of Stamford Bridge being full of foreign fancy dans.
And for now that seems O.K. Our last session is full of laughter, fancy snacks, talk of the future.
Last Passover, Glade became the proud owner of tens of thousands of closets and cabinets full of bread, fancy pasta and alcohol from Jews around North America.
Naysayers and their ilk have been providing us with the same "evidence" that Gaza is burgeoning: the markets are full of produce, fancy restaurants abound, there are pools and parks and malls … all is well in the most isolated place on earth – Gaza, the "prison camp" that is not.
