Sentence examples for * fantasises from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, he says, he fantasises about going back to Ireland.

Ms Toynbee fantasises about them joining a militant one.

The former tells the latter she fantasises about being raped.

Everybody fantasises about the same thing on leaving Afghanistan: having their first pint in the pub.

Martha fantasises about leaving home almost as soon as her baby is born.

(Maggie fantasises about writing to Sir Walter Scott, who will naturally recognise her specialness).

She's also addicted to the internet, to the extent that she fantasises about strangers' bulging inboxes.

However, A Midsummer Night's Dream fulfils quite a fundamental part – the part that dreams and fantasises.

She fantasises the swans, wistful clones of her freer self fluttering by the lakeside.

Soon, Dijana fantasises, she will be reunited with her lost baby.

His fey son, Casimir, fantasises about his married life in Hamburg.