Another fresh fancy in Rome is the contemporary art scene, with new buyers frequenting the Gagosian Gallery and the newly opened Maxxi and Macro museums.
Newly flush with fancy clothes, a group of workers evade marauding riot cops.
While the vacationing hordes headed off for the local version of Waikiki, long rows of fancy, newly sprouted hotels and vacation rental high-rises, I had come in hopes of getting a glimpse of the closest thing in China to Pearl Harbor.
Long, ensconced in fancy, newly renovated offices, notes that his bank's assets have grown from $65 million in 1988, when the base was first listed for mothballing, to more than $101 million last year.
Or did newly arrived chairman John McFarlane fancy running Barclays himself until he could pick his own chief executive?
Flannery Jansen is 17, a Californian newly arrived at a fancy East Coast college, ready to be introduced to such exotic features of New England life as jelly omelets and literary theory classes.
Being a food writer and blogger comes with a lot of perks: Invitations to fancy or newly opened restaurants, food shows and festivals, tastings and face to face interactions with top chefs.
Let's say you're at Costco on a particular Saturday and you see a whole series of decorating items such as frames, fancy curtains, newly acquired throw pillows, etc.
The big, bad Bruins captured the public's fancy in the newly expanded N.H.L. and triggered an unprecedented interest in hockey in the United States, where youngsters took to the sport as never before.
It's worth repeating: certain social groups in Europe and the US may wish to make these changes, but who fancies telling the newly emerged middle classes in China that they can't now eat like us?
