Sentence examples for got a classy from inspiring English sources

Toni Kroos got a classy 81st-minute winner as Real Madrid defeated an impressive Celta side, the ball curling across the floor like a bowling ball down a lane and going in off the post.

It's got a classy matte black finish and a textured bump grip that makes it possible to hold the thing with one hand (though I found myself holding it around the edges, as you do a standard phone).

You've got a classy, streamlined design that doesn't beat you over the head with politics and can be put in a loose pocket, but is still big and jabby enough to serve as a constant reminder of our loss.

While Colombia got a classy setup from Rodriguez and a strong finish from Arias and Bacca to score, the U.S. was either passive in the attacking end, taking too many touches, or impatient, shooting too soon or whiffing on shots entirely.

You get a classy restaurant experience at neighbourhood brasserie prices, and that's something that would ring most people's bells.

Let's see Caroline Chisholm get a TV show made about her, or the lion-hearted welfare reformer Phyllis Frost, who spent a life in service, get a classy biopic.

And with four figures, you get a classy name: In breeder catalogs, our type of dog is now called a "goldendoodle".

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!

Get a classy looking glass, perhaps a chalice.