Sentence examples for read fancy from inspiring English sources

That means tertiary care (read, fancy technology) when they really need to invest in primary care.

Read: "Fancy Footwork: How RP Boo, Jlin and Rick Owens Brought The Chicago Sound To Life".

They assume that consumers would not want to read about fancy sport-utility vehicles, or watch commercials for new kinds of toothpaste, when their soldiers are getting killed in Iraq.

You just type "Streamus" into Chrome's Omnibar (read: the fancy name for Chrome's all-in-one address bar/search box), hit tab (or space), then type the name of the song you're looking for.

If they have an attitude, it might be management's fault At some places (read: the fancy ones), the boss actually wants the hostess to be a little blasé.

I read about fancy efforts to stimulate engagement, studied the principles of psychology that seem to govern our motivation, and read experiments and research papers hoping to discover the secret to what is, in reality, what we're all hoping this "list building" will someday accomplish.

Now, that reads really fancy, until one notices that Jeb's little club is, well, little.

Tully makes comments like "I haven't read all those fancy magazines of yours".

He would rather read a good fancy advertisement than a thrilling novel any day.

Obama got criticized in '08 for being too slick because he read off a "fancy" clear teleprompter.

If the gorgeous digs at 3214 Bay Hill Lane capture your fancy, read the title closely before you make an offer.