Sentence examples for more frills from inspiring English sources
"It's just pay the mortgage, pay the utilities, no more frills".
With artist dolls, more doesn't mean more frills on the costume.
The interseason collection had more frills and furbelows than Marie Antoinette might have jammed into her closets.
It gets the basics right with more frills than you might expect, as long as you're happy to be embedded within Amazon's ecosystem.
But would Charles Frederick Worth, whose Edwardian gowns still resonate as famous fashion images, recognize his aesthetic in the bouncy-skirted bustiers opening like an oyster to show even more frills and furbelows inside?
The festivities in Times Square this New Year's Eve will have a few more frills than normal, he said, though they will be nothing compared with last year's 24-hour bash.
The advisers said events would be more frill-free, but they also said that the campaign was likely to go deeper into debt to vendors who design and produce her events.
Though Linkkle is a lot more 'no frills' (not least because it's an MVP); right now it's really just offering a way to collapse access to multiple links into one link.
Sizable salads included in the price of entrees made appetizers more a frill than a necessity.
Sales go live every day at noon, and you can find discounts on high-end hotels or something more no-frills.
The problem with the raviolo and many other entrees is the odd choice of accessory, in this case, crab cakes, one more mushy frill the dish doesn't need.
