Hoity-toity costume dramas are also suffering from a bout of the incomprehensible.
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The hoity toity board members didn't want noise or "bad people" in their neighborhoods.
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I don't need some hoity-toity balsamic glaze to make it an Official Salad.
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But let's not get too hoity-toity here: The photo is meant to be garish.
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I wish I had pranced through the world with just hoity toity confidence and overexuberance.
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But, for now, we're in London, sipping tea and hanging with the hoity-toity British crowds.
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Disney execs had reserved tables, but in general the hoi polloi mingled with the hoity-toity.
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Gyllenhaal plays Morf Vandewalt, a deliciously spot-on caricature of an eccentric, hoity-toity art dealer.
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Alex Eaton-Salners is back, and he clearly sails with a hoity-toity class of people.
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We really only see that in movies about murder in the upper crust and hoity-toity bridesmaids parties.
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But the relationship was mended at a Washington gathering — "one of those political hoity toity things," Trump Jr. said.
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The new marketing campaign will not "suddenly get all hoity-toity and alienate our core drinkers," Mr. McConaughey said.
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There are heaps of hilarious outbursts from Woodcock, and lines you'd never hear in a more hoity-toity drama.
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He has a Wharton MBA and he's even given one of those hoity toity TED Talks about the continuing scourge of genocide worldwide.
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It is true that declaring themselves besieged and scorned by hoity-toity elites is a sentiment that has long unified and cheered American conservatives.
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This version, however, took place before the election, at "one of those political hoity-toity things," the annual American Enterprise Institute gala in Washington.
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They also have a powerful ideology, one that is contemptuous of metropolitan elites, suspicious of hoity-toity institutions and proud of British national identity.
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Meghan and Harry hit up the Royal Ascot -- a hoity toity horse race outside London with more than $10 million in prize money available.
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Dunham was doing an interview with Amy Schumer in which she described sitting next to Odell at the hoity-toity NYC event back in May.
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The state senator who introduced Mr Lance said pollsters had him behind because they were hoity-toity libs who wanted Republicans to feel like losers.
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Blac Chyna has turned the world upside down ... hoity-toity Architectural Digest is featuring her meeting with a prominent architect to design her dream home.
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Billy Bob Thornton stars as a washed-up lawyer who begrudgingly takes on a case that pits him against his old hoity-toity law firm.
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Mr Johnson will claim to be running against a hoity-toity political establishment that is determined to deny the people the Brexit they voted for.
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It's also a supernatural thriller in which these hoity-toity characters are killed one after another by a vague force seeking to punish them for turning art into commerce.
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On that score, working in some parts of town has been made tougher by an officialdom that has bowed all too often to the wishes of hoity-toity builders.
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The big official-type hoity-toity art fund-raiser on Staten Island doesn't let me participate in it, because I'm 'too political,' so this year I'm having my own show.
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Mr Trump enjoys 89% approval ratings among Republicans, despite a string of unfulfilled campaign promises, because he is a fighter who makes liberals mad, appals hoity-toity intellectuals and frightens foreigners.
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We're told the party's going down the weekend after Thanksgiving at hoity-toity 10 Castle Street, about 2 hours outside of London ... not far from where Guy Ritchie tied the knot last year.
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She's staying at the hoity-toity Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes where the pool hovers right over the Mediterranean, so the views are epic ... especially when Emily's getting out of the pool.
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Shiny, expensive, hoity-toity: these are three of many synonyms I heard from Angelenos describing Santa Barbara, the beach town that has long had a reputation as a weekend escape for Los Angeles's elite.
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The two lads knew Muay Thai and Tae Kwon Do, spoke perfect English, and so getting a visa from the hoity-toity Consular Section of the British Embassy on Wireless Road was no problem at all.
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To introduce yourself as a Seymour, thrusting out your palm for a handshake, would suggest not only that you were white, but that you were a hoity-toity kind of white, descended of old money and grand history.
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I think journalism itself has been a boys' club for a long time and the parameters to be a hoity-toity film reviewer or whatever, in certain newspapers – it was hard to get that job unless you were a Caucasian man.
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The Telegraph recently conducted an investigation on elitism in the "high" arts, finding that it is the image of the "stuffy" and "hoity-toity" theatre-going public—rather than the cost of tickets—that gives these forms a snobbish aura.
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It helps that Preston Martin and Claire Rothrock make a meal out of their impressions: He cuts a sleek knife-sharp figure and delivers Miranda's lines in a threatening stage whisper, while she nails Ms. Streep's body language and intonations as the hoity-toity Clarissa.
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An outsider who clung to memories of his father's building sites in New York's outer boroughs long after he made it in Manhattan, Mr Trump appears not merely to understand, but to share, the unfocused resentment of globalisation, and its hoity-toity champions, harboured by many working-class Americans.
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I was at a very hoity-toity black-tie event and I was doing jokes about Trump and some guy got up and started screaming at me, but once I got to my Hillary joke — I had one Hillary joke — and I go, 'Blah blah blah Hillary' he goes, 'Loser!
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Mr. Trump, with his swaggering, shoot-from-the-hip campaign style, has shown time and again a willingness — nay, an eagerness — to thumb his nose at the hoity-toity members of the Republican establishment, whether big donors like the Koch brothers or powerful entities like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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As it was my first time to Frieze, and I know as much about art as your grandma knows about the gender binary, I got a friend who is a hoity-toity art student at the Royal Academy to look at some #art with me and tell me what he thinks of it.
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You get to see how it's done from the search for the right type of hickory tree to the splitting of the wood in halves and quarters and eighths to the steaming and bending and knitting and everything in between, it's actually a humble process to make a stick for such a hoity toity sport.
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Bruce has treated us to five, rhyming _ _ _ _ Y - _ _ _ _ Y phrases that cross at the middle letter: 17A/3D: "Useful" = HANDY-DANDY 19A/11D: "Snobbish" = HOITY-TOITY 153A/29D: "Sophisticated" = HOTSY-TOTSY 58A/48D: "Affectionate" = LOVEY-DOVEY 60A/51D: "Weak and indecisive" = NAMBY-PAMBY Themes don't get much more straightforward than this, but this is cute and well-crafted, especially since all answers are adjectival phrases as opposed to, say, HOKEY POKEY or LAFFY TAFFY.
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Lillie Langtry is a dark bay or brown mare with a small white star and bred in Ireland by Kevin Lynch. Her dam, Hoity Toity, was an unraced daughter of the Prix du Jockey Club winner Darshaan. Hoity Toity was a fourth-generation descendant of Noble Lassie, the dam of Vaguely Noble. Hoity Toity was bought for 50,000 guineas by Lynch and became one of only two mares kept at Lynch's Ballinahown Stud near Fermoy in County Cork.
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Now the Perth Concert Hall is a fairly austere hoity-toity kind of swankpot, people stay in their seats, clap, cheer, maybe take photos.
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Hoity Toity (Russian: Хойти-Тойти) is a 1929 Soviet science fiction novella written by Alexander Belyayev. The novel, part of the Professor Wagner's Inventions series, was first published in Vsemirny Sledopyt magazine between January and February 1930. It was later included in the 1961 science fiction anthology known as A Visitor from Outer Space. Hoity Toity, set in the 1920s, describes the adventures of an elephant which has the brain of a young German scientist.
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Towards the end of the story, all of these hunters kill each other for the ivory and the elephant escapes. He travels to a farm at edge of the jungle and is noted by the children of the farm owner, who calls him "Hoity Toity". Later the Bush Circus Company bought the exceptional animal from the farmer and it became a sensation in the public. Hoity Toity decided to continue performing in the Bush Circus.
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In one episode, she buys Beaver a short-pants suit and insists he wear it to school. In another episode, she presses her wish that Beaver attend a hoity-toity prep school on the east coast, far from home. Beaver was named after Martha's brother, Theodore. Martha gives Beaver Theodore's heirloom ring.
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Hoity Toity () is a multiplayer board game created by Klaus Teuber in 1990, and published in the United States by Überplay in 2008. The game was also published in the United States under the original German title and under the name By Hook or Crook, and in the United Kingdom under the name Fair Means or Foul.
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The story starts in Berlin, where Bush Circus is attracting unusually large crowds. The centre of the attention is an African elephant known as Hoity Toity which can count and read. However the elephant, angry with its trainer, escapes from the tents and create havoc in the city. Unable to capture the animal, the police decides to kill it.
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The boys are forced to cancel plans to attend a carnival with their pals. In her final appearance, Martha presses her wish that Beaver attend a hoity toity prep school on the east coast. Although Beaver gives the idea some consideration, he finally tells Martha he would rather attend Mayfield High with the friends he has known for years. In another inconsistency, Aunt Martha is sometimes referred to as living in Bellport.
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It is the equivalent of "El Gañán" in "La Hora Chanante". El bonico del to (Something like "The utterly beautiful"): El Bonico (played by Carlos Areces) is a characters that explains his view points about society. He is a hoity-toity yet conservative man worried about values and aesthetics in present society. Tú eres el protagonista (You are the protagonist): A parody of a talk show, hosted by Pedro Bonilla (played by Julián Pérez).
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With the help of best friend Ina-Rae, Mary Alice fools Carleen into believing that Royce sent Ina-Rae a valentine. Meanwhile, Grandma hosts a tea for the Daughters of the American Revolution and country bumpkin Effie Wilcox learns that the hoity-toity Mrs. L.J. Weidenbach is her long-lost sister. In spring, Grandma takes in a New York artist, Arnold Green, as a boarder for a whopping $2.50 a day as Mary Alice invites Royce over for an ostensibly "study" focused-date.
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Ratliff expresses distaste for the album's "shizy moments, when...[Vaughan] rockets between hoity-toity...and so blues-singer earthy, in certain low-register moments, that she approaches vulgarity".Ratliff, 91. A contemporaneous review in the music magazine Metronome lamented that "Sarah sounds like an imitation of herself, sloppy, affected and so concerned with sound that she forgets that she is a singer, forgets the lyric of the song itself to indulge in sounds that are meaningless." Kernfeld suggests that Herbie Mann is a weak element amongst the otherwise strong ensemble, "completely overmatched".
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The Beaver has a paternal great uncle, Billy (Edgar Buchanan), who makes a few appearances in the series. Billy, a world traveller, is not entirely trusted by June because he fills her sons' heads with fancies of irresponsible living. The Beaver also has a maternal great aunt, Martha Bronson (Madge Kennedy), who buys the Beaver a short pants suit and wants him to attend a hoity toity prep school on the east coast. The Beaver was named for Martha's brother, Theodore, and in one episode, Martha gives the Beaver Theodore's heirloom ring.
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The two toured successfully for many years, becoming one of the most popular and profitable acts in vaudeville. In 1896, the partners opened the Weber and Fields Music Hall, where they produced very successful burlesques of popular Broadway shows. In the music hall's casts were some of the greatest performers and comics on the American stage at that time, including Lillian Russell, Ross and Fenton, Fay Templeton, and DeWolf Hopper. Some of their routines were Pousse Cafe, Hurly Burly, Whirl-I-Gig, Fiddle-Dee-Dee, Hoity-Toity, Twirly Whirly, and Whoop-de- Doo. Advertisement for The Man Who Stood Still (1916) The duo separated in 1904, and Weber took over operations at the music hall.
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250px The cartoon begins with the voice of an apparent Hollywood gossip queen named "Lola Beverly" (patterned after newspaper and radio columnist Louella Parsons, infrequently known as "Lolly"; note the next sentence) talking behind the camera as it pans across Beverly Hills, settling in on Bugs Bunny's "mansion", which is actually a rabbit hole with fancy trimmings such as columns and a swimming pool. Lola (or "Lolly" as Bugs calls her familiarly, also effecting her hoity-toity manner of speech) coaxes a biographical story out of Bugs, and he talks about growing up on the Lower East Side of Manhattan (presumably accounting for his accent). He is seen tap-dancing down the streets of the Big Apple and singing "The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady" (a song written in 1917 by Walter Donaldson and Monty C. Brice). Most of the story involves Bugs being repeatedly assaulted by a "street gang" consisting of a pack of stray dogs, led by a tough-talking but none-too-bright bulldog who wears a bowler hat and turtleneck sweater (and also resembles Hector, a bulldog which appeared in a number of Sylvester/Tweety cartoons starting in 1948).
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