swankiness

Never mind the obligatory Politico editorializing on the "swankiness" of the retreat venue, or their efforts to say she's somehow in disagreement with Obama, good for Pelosi.

Daily Kos 2009

SALA, Sweden—London's Savoy Hotel is synonymous with swankiness.

Sleeping in a Silver Mine Ain't the Ritz, but That's the Point Daniel Michaels 2011

The driver pulled the taxi into the porte cochere of the high-rise and remarked on its swankiness.

Ricochet Brown, Sandra 2006

Very down-to-earth, light on the swankiness of Frank, not as cool, not as handsome, but yeah, he rocks all right.

rouflaquette Diary Entry rouflaquette 2004

But with those lingering traces of his hill-country genesis, his rangy figure, now lent an extra sleekness by a corset, was garbed with a studied swankiness in shimmering, voluminous suits, with glints of gold and diamond accessories.

The Big Guy Frady, Marshall 2002

The swankiness of Woodbury's restaurant/bar scene went up a notch this year with the opening of this Mediterranean delight.

StarTribune.com rss feed 2010

The swankiness of Woodbury's restaurant/bar scene went up a notch this year with the opening of this Mediterranean delight.

StarTribune.com rss feed 2010

Itʼs based on what people did as hunters and gatherers, and the idea behind it is that yes, that seems like a long time ago, but evolutionarily it was yesterday, and despite our modern swankiness and savoire-faire, our bodies are still back there, expecting this kind of exercise and that kind of food.

Mark's Daily Apple 2009

The tight dimensions can get crowded really fast, especially if there’s a hot act performing…but for sheer swankiness, you can’t go wrong with Apple Lounge.

Buzzine » Lady Gaga at Apple Lounge 2009