Sentence examples for there a fancy from inspiring English sources

8. Splurge Is there a fancy restaurant you've wanted to try? Have you wondered what it would be like to hire a personal chef for a delicious meal at home (try http://www.personalchef.com/ and click on "Find a Personal Chef")?

But after you sit down you see that that's impossible, because there is no kale on the menu, and, though there is a fancy little bowl on every table, it's filled with humble Morton salt, not the pink Himalayan chunks or the shiny white flakes that would be offered in that borough to the east.

And now, there's a fancy new fuck toy coming especially for all the masturbators out there who know that food is another integral piece of self-care.

There was a fancy Oscar party.

"There's a fancy word with trumpets: embouchure," he continued.

There is a fancy word for "going beyond your province": "ultracrepidate".

There is a fancy cake stand and a kitsch decanter, which (I think) are excluded from the paintings for being too jaunty.

It would be so much easier if there were a fancy, scientific-sounding label for it, So-and-So's syndrome, a catchy set of initials.

Personally, I can't wait to play Bestival because I hear it's very eccentric and there's a fancy dress night where everyone dresses up.

I had heard a rumor that in the area of town called the Gourmet Ghetto, there was a fancy cheese shop with an attached pizzeria that offered daily one-off vegetarian pizza creations for $2.50 a slice, live music included.

Elsewhere, "Something Great" applies Springsteen dynamics to routine fluff, while the careering new-wave guitar riff and cycling synth of "Why Don't We Go There" suggests a fancy for some of that Killers cred.