Sentence examples for world of fancy from inspiring English sources

But the shirt dress has a broader reach than the world of fancy styling and tongue-in-cheek 90s references.

Those who are so successful that they are ready to give away treats can step into the world of fancy boxes, bags, lining papers and custom wrappers.

"We are in the business of selling rooms," said a former manager of the Mayflower, speaking on the condition of anonymity as he searches for another job in the clubby world of fancy hotels.

But Blanchard's heroine, Cassy Law, tauntingly nicknamed Miss Oddity for her daydreamy ways—"Her world of fancy was a very different one from that in which most people live"—seems wholly lost to time.

Some argue that a child's creativity is stimulated by the exploration of advanced vocabulary, but there really is a difference in being allowed to delve into the world of fancy words, and being forced to use them.

While Mr. Browne is best known for his 1920s Ivy League-style and shrunken-look suits, his best-selling item for years has been his plain white oxford cloth button-down shirt, which, in the high-priced world of fancy shirting, is a relative bargain at $195.

It's a world of fancy-dress dinner parties and high-powered connections, a world of lofty expectations and snobbish judgments.

Our waitress responded to my timid questions about the oysters with a pseudopopulist arrogance that implied I was both hopelessly out of touch with the everyday experience of fishermen and boat owners, and too much a rube to comprehend the subtle distinctions of taste and class that characterized the world of the fancy shellfish.

This time the chosen battlefield is the rarefied but nicely symbolic world of dog fancying.

Rome, present day: an extravagant, opulent world of fashionable parties, fancy cars, and powerful men and women in a constant dance of excess and intrigue.

Baker lets us peek "through a tiny, smudged window" onto this world of nymphs and fancy men and their lecherous clients.