Sentence examples for what the fancy from inspiring English sources
On one hand, breeding rats to "conform" to a specific standard or to develop a new one is a large part of what the fancy was founded on.
Some have doubted whether Serena Williams needed to take powerful medication such as prednisolone, methylprednisolone, hydromorphone, oxycodone and prednisone, for instance, while others have asked what the Fancy Bears data says about TUE use and how widespread it may be.
The byline of R. W. Apple, Jr., still regularly appears in the Times, often on stories from places that make his colleagues muse on what the fanciest hotel there is really like.
In comparison to, say, a cheeseburger where the patties, buns, and cheese all come premade from different sources, each ingredient heavily processed along the way a fast food fried chicken restaurant is starting with something a lot closer to what the fanciest kitchens might use: raw ingredients.
When the events outgrew the property, the Krays reputedly suggested what became the fancy dress balls at Porchester Hall.
A fluorescent wig of some description Who cares what theme the fancy dress is? Similarly with the face paint, if you're wearing a fluorescent wig, you're definitely in fancy dress.
Dr Murray, however, insists the data from the countries in question are valid, and so too are his paper's conclusions.New model armyAnd what of the fancy statistical tools?
What about the fancy bindings on mountaineering skis?" Sanders, whose sports shop is next door to a stable frequented by tourists who want to go horseback riding, said people and horses chewed up the land far more than bikes did.
Waitrose has already expanded its product offering from 30 items to more than 50 on Tmall, and its first Singles Day will doubtless provide more valuable insight into what tickles the fancy of Chinese consumers.
And what about the fancy digs Barack and Michelle Obama purchased in 2005 shortly before the housing market crashed?
But what about the fancy condoms sold at adult sex shops?
