Sentence examples for relatively fancy from inspiring English sources

EARLIER in the week, this Babbage and two friends decided to patronise a relatively fancy French restaurant in Covent Garden.

(A relatively fancy cabin like the Anthony Lake guard station, which sleeps several people, can cost $80 or more, however).

Mr. Robinson, who was lounging in his custom chocolate brown suit called "the De Niro," nodded approvingly at the relatively fancy décor.

I didn't see any of the crap that Bilton wrote about even though I had a relatively fancy, at least upper-middle class, experience.

But the hospital is short of equipment and supplies and its contemporary mission needs some revamping in a country whose health spending per capita is relatively high and where fancy public hospitals now exist.

India are 1-7 to win this game, so if you've got £7,000 spare and fancy making a relatively easy £1,000... Then again, stranger things have happened than England coming back to shock their hosts at 13-2.

As a Ph.D. student in my native UK, I had decided relatively early on that I fancied doing my postdoc abroad.

It remains a fancy academic conceit for a relatively limited audience.

There's nothing wrong with making the meal look fancy even if it is relatively informal.

Still, the basic question about Nest was whether its fancy thermostats could succeed beyond a relatively small market of affluent, environmentally conscious, technology enthusiasts.

After meeting three-time champions Brazil in their Group E opener, the Young Pharaohs will fancy getting a result against the relatively weaker Panama and Austria.