Sentence examples for through fancy from inspiring English sources

Should I hire someone through Fancy Hands?

This shrewdly echoes the historical black gambit of creating identity through fancy names.

At week's end, there's more stroll than bustle, from visitors ambling through fancy food shops, antique dealerships, cafes and restaurants on and off the main thoroughfares.

The NHS improvement chief executive, Jim Mackey, has quashed any illusions that promising to achieve heroic savings through fancy organisational restructuring will be acceptable.

Splitting the difference between Kanye's alienation and Lil Wayne's haze, it's the sound of a man floating through fancy parties in a bummed-out bubble, going through the motions of the good life like Frank Sinatra post-Ava Gardner.

After initial failed forays into healthy "meals" – salads and other nonsense – McDonald's realised that what the punters want is the fantasy of health and quality, mediated through fancy lettuce and dusty sourdough buns, not the sour apples-in-bags terror of the real.

He assimilates information by means of old-fashioned film editing — a fast shuffle of close-ups, usually resolving to a shot of Mr. Cooper's Windex-blue eyes — and also through fancier tricks.

He said, 'There's a lot of you in the character.' So I read the book and fought my way through the fancy, pretentious writing.

Then we see what it really is: fat Mac howling, shirtless, his belly bared, as the others jerk and sweat through their fancy clothes.

You can talk to it through its fancy Siri interface, or take and organize gorgeous photos based on location and time.

'I'll get you there faster, missie!' shouts a cabman from one of the hotel stands, his raucous tone making clear he's seen through her fancy clothes.