“fancy”造句，怎麼用fancy造句

That's the bottom line and no fancy philosophical argument can erase it.

This lady wears fancy period garb and is seen dancing in the hotel's ballroom.

And if you do fancy the Mirror crossword it's on Page 36!

As the host of, Liu Wei took the fancy of the audience by his scholastic hosting style.

Nowadays, for many of us it's an afterthought, often after spending $100 or so on a fancy mouse.

Then he hired five-star hotel chefs to concoct fancy drinks and desserts that sell for about half the price of Starbucks'.

But I couldn't help but smirk at the thought of my ex-wife's wedding dress sitting outside my front door — what a fancy doormat it would make.

In the Middle Ages beads were used to embellish embroidery work. In Renaissance and Elizabethan England, clothing, purses, fancy boxes, and small pictures were adorned with beads.

On the premise of gripping the performing quintessence of Kun Opera, and through the interwoven moods of reality and fancy, Quest for the Garden Saunter and the Interrupted Dream is all-round with its structure and performing style.

"But I can assure you," she added, "that Lizzy does not lose much by not suiting his fancy; for he is a most disagreeable, horrid man, not at all worth pleasing."

She gives her fancy full scope.

Mecca already boasts dozens of fancy international hotels.

Now I could see nothing but his feet moving, rapidly in the fancy boots.

Several times, my boyfriend took me to fancy restaurants-on special occasions, such as my birthday, or our anniversary.

Pattaya has a growing number of fancy restaurants, an annual music festival and, perhaps most improbably, regular polo tournaments.

After all; it doesn't matter how fancy your phone is, or how much room you have on the airwaves, if no one knows your number.

However, if what takes your fancy is safe, sane and consensual, you could reasonably expect there will be a like-minded partner for you who is also a decent person.

Unimaginative, crude, direct, his fancy nevertheless placed her before him.

You may fancy a glimpse of the abyss where I grovelled!

Yep, I told Susie not to go out with any of them city slickers with their smooth talk and fancy clothes.

The very first citation in the Oxford English Dictionary for penthouse meaning a dwelling at the top of an apartment was hardly the rich and fancy kind. I quote

He spun this fancy tale about how this beautiful maiden saved his life, but it was all bunkum.

The local people made fancy straw hats for sale.

Do we really think fans of Miley Cyrus and Amanda Seyfried are going to sit through the whole boring telecast to catch a glimpse of their idols in fancy gowns?