Sentence examples for I fancy one from inspiring English sources

I said, 'If I fancy one, I'm going to have it!' (FG8) With regards physical activity, some family members who were also carers believed that taking action to maintain a good level of physical fitness was of vital importance as it enabled them to continue in their essential role as carer: FM14 (male):... as [FM13] said, what happens to [my wife]?

What if I should fancy one?

But then Baxter starts to fancy one of the women -- Fran Kubelik, played by Chenoweth.

To be in the presence of Djerassi, emeritus professor of chemistry at Stanford University, is so momentous that I fancy at one point I've gone a bit deaf in one ear.

If I fancy myself one of those "high information voters" who bemoan flimsy arguments and fact-free rhetoric, then publicizing my politics can feel like a public duty – a way to counteract the spectacularly unchallenged bullshit that can spew unfiltered from the mouth of, say, a demagogic presidential candidate and land in front of my eyeballs on a cable news channel.

I fancy at least one of Astle, Styris, Oram and Cairns to take England to the cleaners some time tomorrow.

69th over: West Indies 247-8 Chanderpaul's still holding firm, his will be the crucial wicket for England, I fancy - another one finds the rope down at long off.

But I quite fancy one of theirs …".

While wearing one I fancy myself to have a hint of the brooding Marlon Brando about me (I obviously don't, but indulge my pathetic fantasy, please).

Particularly as I fancy Arsenal to do one of their specials and drop points away to either Basel or Ludogorets – or both!

But I fancy I hear some one of my audience say, it is just in this circumstance that you and your brother abolitionists fail to make a favorable impression on the public mind.