Sentence examples for get too fancy from inspiring English sources
We don't want to get too fancy.
This is not the time to get too fancy.
But the challenge is going to be to not let it all get too fancy".
Jacobs tried to go wide on second-and-6 but got caught in the open field (a not uncommon outcome when he tries to get too fancy) after only a yard.
And when teams get the puck, many coaches fear they'll lose it if they get too fancy, so players are instructed to chip it from zone to zone and battle along the boards.
The Pathfinder fares better, but tiptoes down the same bumpy road: it can't get too fancy-pants and reject its country roots, or its small-town, dirt-road buds — the ones who grew up with it and know it best — would accuse it of selling out.
But he is also wary of getting too fancy with the music.
And by the same subtle calibrations, she keeps her dressed-up look from getting too fancy with understated makeup and accessories.
But when the whiz-bang bartenders of the post-Civil War days started getting too fancy with their add-ons, cocktail purists began calling for a return to sanity.
"For years and years, you had that Pat Riley and Michael Jordan idea of off-court style; they were all going to the same tailors and they were almost getting too fancy with it".
