Sentences with phrase «by fancy names»

They write about this, and call it by fancy names!

Don't get misled by the fancy names of the credit card.

Don't be intimidated by the fancy names.

I'm typically more of a simpleton and don't abide by fancy names; but this one fits.

Creme brulee can come together simply in about ten minutes, don't be intimidated by its fancy name.

In law we're used to structured data, although, like the oft - mentioned M. Jourdain, we may not know it by its fancy name.

Not exact matches

We call it by many fancy names: ministry of relevance, contextualism or empowerment, finding meaning for ourselves, taking charge of our lives, liberation, and so on.

We're obsessed with fancy toast too, though it goes by many names on our website.

Tuesday: Lemony Chicken and Rice Soup (Avgolemono)(Step - by - Step, Recipe) Avgolemono is basically just a fancy name for lemony chicken soup.

When Rick walked into a Boston bar last year, wearing the fancy jacket he awarded to members of the championship team (in this case himself and Belyea), he was collared by a big - name sports agent.

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Electrolytes (a fancy name for micronutrients) are depleted rapidly, while antioxidants (such as vitamins A, C, E, CoQ10 and alpha lipoic acid) are utilized more quickly, in order to reduce the cellular oxidative damage caused by exercise.

You've also probably heard probiotics referred to by their fancy pant's Latin names.

That would be pure products with time and time again proven certain qualities by serious scientific researches without any fancy, commercial names — BCAA (branched chain amino acids), l - glutamine, protein, high carbs weight gainers, creatine monohydrate, l - carnitine, ZMA (zinc, magnesium and B6 formula), multivitamins and minerals and other pure products with clear purposes.

So, don't be fooled by wearing an outfit that is ornate and fancy, especially in the America where the «high» part of the occasion's name has come to mean an elegant afternoon tea.

Johnny's main contacts are his lover Kathleen (Kathleen Ryan), also loved by the stern police inspector (Denis O'Dea) on Johnny's trail; the elderly, frail, art fancier Father Tom (W. G. Fay); and an opportunistic little man named Shell (F. J. McCormick), who lives in an attic with two fellow eccentrics — Robert Newton as the alcoholic painter Lukey, and Elwyn Brooke - Jones as the failed medical student Tober.

The probability of something like the movie's course of events actually taking place, however, is quickly debunked by NASA astronaut David Scott in a brief «conversation» featurette with him; however, he's just as quick to defend the film's flights of factual fancy in the name of old - fashioned entertainment.

At first, Wells turns down more than $ 300 million offered by Woolf's firm, as well as a possible partnership with a holding company run by Mark Hancock (Bruce Greenwood, «Wildlike») because his name was removed from the company and Kay leaves him after a blow up in a fancy hotel (he's caught cheating, equating wealth and success with infidelity).

Those who can't afford private schools or fancy neighborhoods seek out vouchers or tax credit scholarships to help them escape low - performing schools, and many millions — more than can be accommodated — try to improve their prospects by putting their names into lotteries or on waiting lists at charter schools.

The concept wears what Nissan calls an aggressive «modern armor» look, a fancy name for handsome monochrome body cladding that extends throughout the exterior, complimented by scattered «Magma» orange accents.

It will be limited to only 300 units and, despite its fancy name, is just a Legacy that is specially customized by STI (Subaru Tecnica International).

After all, all of the fancy Big 5 buildings, expense - account lunches and fat cat salaries are being paid for by those big - name writers because it's sure not the developing authors who are supporting that.

If a husband and wife are the only members of a joint venture (a fancy name for a business owned by two or more people), then they may agree together to elect for their business NOT to be treated as a partnership for federal tax purposes.

It means that your balances, up to a maximum of $ 100,000, are insured and protected by the CIDC — a Federal Crown Corporation (a fancy name for the Government of Canada!).

Breeders claiming to have «rare» champagne, silver, lilac, chocolate, or white Chow Chow puppies are just trying to make some extra money either by giving fancy names to regular colors or colors not recognized by the AKC.

They are all basically the original bulldog, supplied with some other fancy name by fans and kennel clubs.

The name we fancied most would be assigned to a dog taken in by PAWS Chicago.

Havapoo, Havaton, Havachon, Cairnese, Cavanese, Dualanese, Havachin, Poovanese, Havashu and Hava - Apso are all just fancy names for dogs of mixed heritage, called «mutts» by many.

Calling them animal by - products is just a fancy name.

All was well until a week later, when two agents of the County Vector Control Unit — read: health officers; they do like the fancy names — came by.

While personnel can be gained via a few missions and during the story, the main way of getting them is by capturing enemy soldiers and POW's using the Fulton Recovery System, which is a fancy name for tying a balloon to their belts which then whisks them away to a waiting helicopter.

The first noticeable differences to the career mode here is that your fancy virtual trailer is gone, replaced by a new menu system, and all the PR mcgubbins has been almost removed entirely — no longer must you pointlessly chat to the press or lament the fact that there's no option to either punch them in the face or call them some sort of childish name.

First published in August, the above video from a YouTube user that goes by Roboband (and whose real name might be David Thompson) showcases a fancy automated rig that uses a couple of cheap micro-computers — specifically, Raspberry Pi computers — to interpret the sounds coming out of an NES and reroute them to a robotic piano / percussion setup, which plays it in near real - time.

The winner will be selected by a jury that includes some pretty fancy names in contemporary art — Phyllida Barlow, Lynne Cooke, Okwui Enwezor, Yuko Hasegawa,... Read More

Yet some question whether it's simply a fancy tool with a fancy name used by consultants to sell law firms something they either don't need or already know how to do.

In a post on Reddit, by someone who fancied the name H3xOn, a screenshot showed Google Play Services» Nearby feature that pointed out to this unfamiliar label.

When recruiters post jobs, Salemi says, they typically don't read every resume that comes in — they'll often start by having their «applicant tracking system» (a fancy name for recruiting software) filter out resumes based on keywords.

You can't call a real estate company by just your FIRST name... I referenced some co's in the States, one in particular that caught my fancy: Michael Properties (owned by the trainer of the day)... and I thought — hmmmm... that's DIFFERENT... DIFFERENT WORKS!

Now I know these things probably have a fancy - pants designer name (and I am guessing it is French), but I have just always referred to them by their unscientific not chic or sophisticated name: chair scarf.