Sentence examples for there a tony from inspiring English sources

Is there a Tony Award for bad-assery?

There was Cascais, a tony resort with designer boutiques and fast-food outlets lining its pedestrian esplanade.

There has been a Tony-nominated musical of the same name, two plays (A Few Small Repairs by David Robson, and Little Edie and the Marble Faun, about their handyman Jerry Tore), a Rufus Wainwright song, and dozens of pop culture references in TV shows as varied as The Gilmore Girls, The L-Word, Will and Grace – even in Nickelodeon's toddler-toon Rugrats, of all places.

There's "Tony", a diagnosed psychopathic Broadmoor patient Ronson is introduced to by "Brian", a Scientologist who works for CCHR Citizenn's Commission on Human Rights), the cult's anti-psychiatry pressure group.

But at night, the fashionable woman dons what she calls her costume and drives from her house in a tony neighborhood to poorer locales, parks her car and protests with the women there.

In her book Nutcracker Nation, dance historian Jennifer Fisher writes that there is a "rarefied elegance" associated with the art form, which has an "aristocratic subcode" and a "tony profile".

She won a Tony that year.

A passage from a tony architectural magazine, perhaps?

Ms Black's children, meanwhile, went to a tony boarding school.

It caters to a tony crowd that dines on the restaurant's black truffle Parmesan spaghetti.

Ms. Benjamin was nominated for a Tony in 2007 for best score for "Legally Blonde".