Sentence examples for spoke fancy from inspiring English sources

More name changes followed until the Piedmontese monarchy settled on Banco di Napoli in 1861 after ousting the Bourbons and unifying Italy.In this section English as she was spoke Fancy women have their say Borrowed time Ducats for Caravaggio Breath of violence ReprintsThe archive holds amazing detail.

Monetary mores grew looser still in the 1920s with the explosion of consumer finance (tied to the rise of the motor car) and speculative, debt-fuelled investment.In this section English as she was spoke Fancy women have their say Borrowed time Ducats for Caravaggio Breath of violence ReprintsA number of themes recur.

I love listening to Cook because when you look in his eyes you can tell he knows he's a second-string community theater actor trying desperately to speak fancy words he learned by rote, following in the footsteps of the man who had the job before he did, Sir Laurence Goddamn Olivier.

He will probably not have to worry about that when he skates for the East on Sunday in the All-Star Game, where the word defense is seldom spoken and fancy displays of skill are encouraged.

He spoke of the "fancy restaurants on the beach" and said that Hamas tolerated uncovered women there.

My father-in-law, a quietly spoken pigeon fancier and allotment tender, was described as The Enemy Within just because he went on strike to save his job.

And the fancy anthropoid spoke when you squeezed it.

Meanwhile aggregator Fancy speaks of sales differently, claiming around $100,000 in transactions per day.

But as we speak, folks who fancy themselves internet comedians will take to their Twitter pulpits to preach vitriol against Miss Tay Tay in the wake of her newest break-up.

He also spoke about his distaste for fancy New York restaurants ("Mashed potatoes and corn bread are the thing").

"I went to have discussions with Motherwell and then I spoke with Kilmarnock and I just fancied coming back to where it started for me".