Sentence examples for getting classy from inspiring English sources
The choral singing thrills, and, in the pit, Antonello Manacorda (replacing Robin Ticciati, who is recovering from back surgery) proves to be an excellent Berliozian, getting classy playing from the London Philharmonic, on wonderful form.
But although Chrysler's line-up is getting classier cabins and facelifts, there will be only a handful of genuinely new cars before Fiat-based models start to arrive after 2012.
No longer something you eat out of a box in front of the box, pizza is getting classier by the day, topped with quality ingredients and paired with Prosecco, Peroni or Pinot Nero.
It got classy when the supply of domestic sturgeon was depleted in the 1890's.
Powder MAC & Marcel Wanders Sheer Mystery Powder, £29 www.maccosmetics.co.uk Unless you are the kind of soignée sophisticate who never reapplies her make-up in public, it's worth getting a classy compact.
Yum! IVANKALE You may remember that dark, leafy green that was popping up everywhere from salads to smoothies last year — well, it's getting a classy upgrade and a mandatory, government-regulated name change!
— "Fifty Historical-Dictator Puns in a Hundred and Twenty Seconds," Sam Corbin (January 30th) * * * IVANKALE You may remember that dark, leafy green that was popping up everywhere from salads to smoothies last year — well, it's getting a classy upgrade and a mandatory, government-regulated name change!
Or get the classy Google Nexus 7, also $200.
I think we should get more classy and then pay more attention in it".
You get a classy restaurant experience at neighbourhood brasserie prices, and that's something that would ring most people's bells.
