Sentence examples for was chic to from inspiring English sources

It was chic to have a career.

In London, it was chic to sip Buck's Fizz, invented in 1921 by a bartender at the Buck's Club.

"Long before it was chic to be gay," Mr. Wilner said, "long before governors and mayors went to gay weddings, this is where we went to be accepted.

"The whole idea of slumming originated not in Harlem but here," said Mr. Korie, "because it was chic to come down here and see the fairies dance".

Alan Pryce-Jones, one-time editor of theditors Literary Supplement, ofce said of 1920s Oxford theTimes was chic to be queer, rather as it was chic to know something about the 12-tone scaLiterarybout Duchamp'Supplementcending a Staircase".

In the worldlier upper reaches of Colonial American society, it was chic to be the author of a "courtesy book," and George Washington himself penned a hundred and ten "Rules of Civility and Decent Behavior in Company and Conversation," including "Sing not to yourself with a humming noise, nor drum with your fingers or feet".

It's chic to have a tattoo".

"I don't think it's chic to be a gay nerd yet," he said.

Ms. Iwicki, 32, follows the maxim that it's chic to pay less.

"It's chic to pay less," said Howard L. Davidowitz, a New York retail analyst.

Red Roof Inn has been playing up its low prices with an "It's chic to be frugal" message that emphasizes its free morning coffee and low room rates.