Sentence examples for terribly chic from inspiring English sources

"It keeps in the heat in winter, and it's terribly chic".

"She feels that being terribly chic is not friendly to her audience," Sir Hardy told The Associated Press in 1999.

(One landscape designer, Tanya Kelley of Newport, R.I., described the trees as "the Chanel of evergreens: they're terribly chic").

But unlike those other fashion pets -- Tamara de Lempicka comes to mind -- Tanning is not terribly chic.

Peter Pabst's brilliant set might be a terribly chic 1970s Los Angeles house, the hall of a mental asylum, a metaphorical space bordered by water, jungle and desert.

Was that terribly chic woman in the mandarin jacket dining with her two glum sons in blazers a widow or divorcée?

Neither one of 'em look terribly techno-chic so they might just bend in nicely with your Grandparent's mid-70's decor.

The retro lounge scene was based largely in a kind of postmodern culture of quotation that took artifacts long considered terribly unhip and granted them chic cachet.

But a grungey platform workwear boot is hardly go-anywhere chic, and velvet is terribly unpractical.

"Heavy coverage can be chic, but it's terribly difficult to get right.

Four feet 11in tall, with a chic, gamine hairdo and a terribly expensive wardrobe, Loos was a distinctive presence and soon became as famous as many a movie star: the "soubrette of satire".