Sentence examples for swanky from inspiring English sources

Just like elsewhere in Europe, street art in Russia has been largely institutionalised and re-appropriated by swanky galleries – Moscow even had its first biennale of street art last year.

The 43 rooms include two swanky penthouse suites.

The price of homes on Mumbai's swanky Malabar Hill would make Manhattan blush.

Open daily from 8am Mon-Fri, 9.30am weekends Run by Guillaume Gil, who formerly worked at the swanky Hotel Plaza Athénée, this arty Left Bank pastry shop and tea room with Marimekko wallpaper pulls a stylish crowd.

Well-heeled guests want privacy, and staying in a swanky city hotel on your own quickly reduces you to human tumbleweed.

Few universities have millions in the bank to build swanky new student pads.

Why blame its desperate inhabitants when the authorities had built an airport runway and much of the swanky new business district of the Bandra Kurla complex over it?

An exclusive crematorium for as tiny a minority is impractical anywhere, and unthinkable on swanky Malabar Hill.

The Republican National Committee power players converged this week at a swanky California hotel to chart a roadmap back to political relevancy, a blueprint to finally transcend the various tactical failings that contributed to their second consecutive presidential defeat only months earlier.

You get to sit in swanky bars, hobnobbing with other "artistes", with enough money to buy that up-and-coming director a cocktail.

He most particularly delighted in turning away grandees who wished to admire his paintings and was so determined that he alone knew how to look at art that he bound up his legacy so tightly that it ended up – in a truly poetic turn – as an endowment not to some swanky elite college but to Lincoln University, a black institution in his native Philadelphia.