Sentence examples for over a fancy from inspiring English sources
In the Senate dining room, as Senator Biggs tries to send over a fancy bottle of wine, a waiter named Lloyd tells him, "She thinks you are up to something, Senator".
Over a fancy meal, Lance proposes marriage.
When I graduated, the Arthur Andersen firm recruited me over a fancy New York lunch to become an auditor.
Three years after the marriage, near our anniversary date last year, my partner announced over a fancy French dinner that she was leaving me.
Mark Jones The final series is in full swing, with Kelly plotting a get-rich-quick scheme, Patreesha and Avril drawing battle lines over a fancy dress party, and Mimi putting her own spin on teacher training.
David Warner, one of several Australian cricketers under pressure before the Champions Trophy one-day tournament and back-to-back Ashes series, threw a punch at the English rising star Joe Root and struck him with what was described as a "glancing blow" following a late-night altercation over a fancy dress wig.
The truly clever modern Viking will give the left-over worker a fancy new title so that the whole exchange seems like a promotion and hey, promotions usually come with added responsibilities, don't they?
Oreste the donkey didn't fancy jumping over a fence, as his pals Pedro and Domenico had just done.
Last Wednesday I ironed a cardigan and shuffled over to a fancy studio in Chelsea to attend the premiere of the latest episode, "Taking the Lead," which focuses on Asian actors, the perfect excuse for an invite-only Manhattan media shindig: the HBO logo projected onto exposed brick, DJs, press walls, reserved seating, event coordinators with twirly-corded earpieces.
Whether they are made over lunch at a fancy restaurant or over the coffee table of an office, film pitches have their own ritual.
Given how well his career's going, Gleeson's apparent insecurity feels a little baffling, although, over lunch in a fancy London hotel, he doesn't exactly come across as a bundle of neuroses and self-doubt.
