Sentence examples for which fancy from inspiring English sources
Although it's not a vegetable with any great pretensions, the tuber's unassuming flavour is a passport into dishes in which fancy asparagus or exotic okra would stick out like a Jag-ful of WAGS at a village fete.
The price tag made them circumspect -- not because it's a luxury (no one had any compunction about telling us which fancy stroller is the best) but because it's antiegalitarian.
There are some industrious thrushes, which like to build nests of soft strings and straws, and which fancy the fuselages of the planes at Teterboro as an incubation point for further thrushes.
Two researchers at the University of California at Los Angeles, writing in the journal Nature, argue that these snakes (particularly juveniles, which fancy more manageable rats or mice come mealtime) make ideal subjects for study because their regulatory responses are so extreme.
Tucked deep within the file system is a set of gesture recognizers, defining which fancy finger tricks that iPhone OS can recognize.
Earlier this year, it acquired Samplrs.com, an artisanal foods seller, which Fancy used to beef up its Fancy box subscription service.
Partisans of the classic might sneer at Lunchbox's, in which fancy-pants Spanish-style tuna is blended with sherry vinaigrette and layered with roasted tomatoes and almond-arugula pesto on grilled olive bread ($7.95).
The Thames Valley, which fancies itself as Britain's telecoms hub, is sharing that industry's pain.
He opened them last night to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and a sellout crowd, mostly from the city's smallest borough, which fancies itself as an enclave of independent towns.
Even Malaysia, which fancies itself as a high-tech hub, spends only 0.69% of GDP, while in Indonesia it is a piffling 0.05%.In the year ASEAN celebrates its 40th birthday, the short-term economic outlook is rosy.
But they are more or less ignorant, and it is that we call vice or virtue; the most incorrigible vice being that of an ignorance which fancies it knows everything and therefore claims for itself the right to kill".
