Sentence examples for not so chic from inspiring English sources
"It's not so chic, la la, you know?" he explained from his Paris studio.
Isn't that what they've always wanted?In this section Scare story Return to sender What the world is reading Water is thicker Take it from the masters Not so chic Teaching how to praise Liberty's price Displacement activity?
In the opening chapters Charlotte, Anne and Emily are duly joined by Watteau, Schubert, Chopin, Keats and Shelley, among other consumptive prodigies.In this section Scare story Return to sender What the world is reading Water is thicker Take it from the masters Not so chic Teaching how to praise Liberty's price Displacement activity?
Edited by John Burt.Louisiana University Press; 856 pages; $39.95.Eurospan £31.95Byy Adrienne Rich.Norton; 75 pages; $22 and £14.95.In this section Scare story Return to sender What the world is reading Water is thicker Take it from the masters Not so chic Teaching how to praise Liberty's price Displacement activity?
By Germaine Greer.Transworld; 352 pages; £16.99.By Susan Chira. HarperPerennial384 pages; $25In this section Scare story Return to sender What the world is reading Water is thicker Take it from the masters Not so chic Teaching how to praise Liberty's price Displacement activity?
Such a home, says Robert Frank ruefully, is roughly the size of Cornell University's Johnson Graduate School of Management, where he holds a professor's chair.In this section Scare story Return to sender What the world is reading Water is thicker Take it from the masters Not so chic Teaching how to praise Liberty's price Displacement activity?
If Bill Gates started a trend, it was for geek not-so-chic.
When the two met for a drink the following week, however, Mr. Casabian had traded in his Central Park perch for a not-so-chic address in Queens.
"It's warrior women and the military, with a mix of different times and a touch of 'Mad Max,"' Mr. Decarnin said backstage, summing up this tough not-so-chic look that has a generation of rich kids in its thrall.
The show's message was not so much a chic convent with sky blue dresses as that most elusive of qualities: beauty.
WHILE much ado was being made over the sheer dress Kate Moss wore in Istanbul this summer (devout Muslims didn't find it so chic), it was her enormous gypsy earrings that caught our attention.
