Sentence examples for the final fancy from inspiring English sources
Allegretti embraces it, many dishes calling for a tableside application of some final, fancy touch by one of the servers, each outfitted in accordance with his or her station.
Sure, it musters bits of incidental theater: in keeping with its French background it serves many appetizers and entrees with a final, fancy application of broth or sauce at the table.
The technology could also help other plastic objects – like car headlights – repel nasty materials and may help you get out the final portion of fancy face cream or expensive dandruff-control conditioner.
After performances like Saturday's 31-point road win over finals fancy Adelaide, you scratch your head and wonder how West Coast can have been so shoddy throughout this season.
It means England have now won four on the bounce against the Irish, and with Wales at home - when England can seal the Triple Crown themselves - and then winless Italy to come on the final weekend, they will fancy their chances of ending a campaign that began so disappointingly in contrasting style.
The Cats are coming good at the right time, and if they make the finals they'll fancy their chances in a likely match-up with the Bulldogs or Tigers.
The greatest part of First Dates is that the couples are filmed side by side after the final course saying whether they fancy each other and if they will meet again.
And if Scotland had indeed been getting ahead of themselves with their fancy farewell, the final leg of the long journey to the 1978 World Cup should have given them pause.
Although Flanagan is not a particularly fearsome puncher, his last four opponents have failed to survive until the final bell, and he will fancy his chances to attack in the latter stages as Zepeda has never gone past eight rounds in his career.
He must do his fancy work in the final third".
