Sentence examples for fancy becoming from inspiring English sources

If you live in South Yorkshire and fancy becoming a PCSO, you're about to get enhanced powers to become the first point of contact for the public and to have your title changed to a local beat officer.

Fancy becoming the lord of your own medieval manor?

As for Mr Medvedev, the Moscow rumour mill says he may fancy becoming boss of the constitutional court, a job that also falls vacant in 2012.

"I hope you're not that Nancy Banks-SmIfh". If you fancy becoming a detective, there are a couple of templates to study.

He'd heard that scholarship athletes were subjected to intolerable pressure, and didn't fancy becoming just another failed contender from the Caribbean who would come home "broken".

Of course, for those who have over-tweezed their way to eternally sparse brows, this trend will be tricky – unless you fancy becoming one of a growing number of women to opt for an "eyebrow transplant".

Undeterred, in 1961 I fancied becoming a television producer.

Newroz, 16, fancies becoming a clothes designer, while Dilovan, 15, is hoping to get trials with the local football team, Siegen.

Despite denying to the Guardian back in March that he fancied becoming chancellor, Mandelson was already busy talking to key movers and shakers in Manchester to corral support.

Then, as the 1997 election approached, he receives a call from Tony Blair asking if he fancies becoming a Labour MP, a thought that had never previously occurred to him.

Unless Mr Cameron fancies becoming a regular inspector of his colleagues, a sort of Minsted, then he should ask his colleagues to hold off on knocking lumps out of each other, before they have got to grips with the truth.