Sentence examples for some fancy stuff from inspiring English sources

Or as he put it: "The car is starting to do some fancy stuff".

This is not about some fancy stuff for a few people.

"This is what we like, haimish food, not some fancy stuff they try to give you in restaurants," said Moses Leifer, 50, using a Yiddish word for homey.

When he was sixteen or seventeen, he brazened his way onto the bandstand during one of the tough, endless Kansas City jam sessions, and, trying some fancy stuff in a roaring "I Got Rhythm," lost his way.

The assembled lawyers were attentive — if not wholly comprehending — as Cunningham did some fancy stuff with the etymological link between lex (Latin for "law") and legere (Latin for "read"), and talked about the "post-Saussurean nightmare" of the legal papers piling up in "Bleak House".

The retro-flavored fun can be had for $3,000 less than the standard Charger SRT8; it forgoes some fancy stuff to tamp down the price, skipping the navigation system and adaptive suspension, forsaking leather seats in favor of cloth and fitting cast, rather than forged, alloy wheels.

The feathers sell for 10gp each on the G.E., you will probably have around 900 feathers by this time which equals to 9k, buy a strength amulet with that and buy some other fancy stuff if you like.

I live in a barn in Pennsylvania so people come out and they bring some fancy recording stuff so that it sounds good, because when those people don't work with me everyone complains that they can't understand anything I'm saying.

It's much better than some fancy spy stuff.

Experts recommend that, don't overdo by putting on fancy stuff, all you need are some good fitting clothes.

How about investing some time in learning the code behind the fancy stuff so that you too can recreate it and make something special out of your information knowledge?