Sentence examples for tacky part from inspiring English sources

We're on the French Riviera — the tacky part, where some night-club floor shows still operate under the influence of Josephine Baker's late-career silver costumes and paillettes.

We're on the French Riviera the tacky part, where some night-club floor shows still operate under the influence of Josephine Baker's late-career silver costumes and paillettes.

The breed derives the "tacky" part of its name from the English word meaning "common" or "cheap", as these horses were the most common breed in their area of the country for most of their history.

I think that, for all of us involved in the theatre, the fact that it's a bit old-fashioned and pragmatic, even a bit tacky, is part of the appeal.

Part tacky TV-style quiz, part sinister interrogation, the show comprises of thousands of questions that are asked and answered on stage.

AMY DAVIDSON: The tacky-corrupt part of the Yankees thing seems to be that his office solicited the tickets, rather than just humbly accepting them.

From the outside, it looks too much like a tacky theme park – part-sandcastle, part-spaceship.

With its almost-tacky sax parts and its wide-eyed proclamations — "Rain gives life 'cause it is amazing" — "I've Seen the Light/Inside of Clouds" is ghoulish.

Quizoola! is part tacky game show, part interrogation and features the performers asking each other thousands of questions.

Yes, those Conch Republic flags say "We Seceded Where Others Failed," and that is the Keys in a conch shell: equal parts tacky, quirky and alluring.

A guy half my age, whom I often call for advice, thinks it was a tacky move on Thompson's part.