Sentence examples for taking a classy from inspiring English sources
When facing a delayed flight, most people pass the extra airport time by overdoing it on Panda Express, splurging on a paperback bestseller, or taking a classy nap on the floor.
However, his high cut picks out Mike Kasprowicz near the ropes, who takes a classy catch.
Meanwhile, Duke President Richard Brodhead took a classier approach to the skirmish, sending his response to the News & Observer: "Hey Holden, someone hacked your Twitter account to talk trash," he wrote.
If you can't find any troupes or shows near you to join, you can start out in pole/strip clubs if they'd take a classier act.
So while WeWork signs questionable 20-year leases to provide desks for twenty-something engineers, Industrious is taking a more classy and conservative approach to coworking space.
Jon Lester made a classy move by taking a full-age ad in the Sunday edition of the Boston Globe to show his gratitude to the Boston Red Sox and their fans.
What they do not provide, however, is the "Wow, what's that?" double take that a classy home-built provokes at the local airport.
And I think most of us would--or at least should--take a classy set of legs over that any day.
He's just too good, too classy, to take a chance.
Take a bottle of Sainsbury's classy Taste The Difference Pouilly Fumé (£12; 12.5% abv) to drink with your first course and you'll save at least a tenner.
