Sentence examples for fancy exploring from inspiring English sources

It passes through Porlock, that bane of Romantic poets, and numerous villages where you can stay overnight if you fancy exploring more of Exmoor.

Several producers offer low calorie Champagnes, but for those who are truly that worried about watching their weight, there's always a glass of sparkling water… If you fancy exploring the heath benefits of wine further, you're in luck.

Or if, like us, you fancy exploring Amy Johnson's heritage further you can visit Bridlington's Sewerby Hall (01262 673769; sewerbyhall.co.uk) where there is currently an exhibition in her honour.

And I also believe that the creation of art must be uncensored and artists allowed to explore all the cultural taboos they fancy exploring, within reason, as long as that process does not intentionally cause emotional or physical harm to any other living soul … That would be my liberal art-consuming manifesto.

Fancy exploring another entire country?

Non-technically, it ends around Pentecost and is a fancy term for exploring your experience through catechesis.

The spread of technology, Apple's lack of hit new products and its giant cash hoard — more than $230 billion — explain why both outsiders and some insiders might fancy and even start exploring all kinds of options.

Take the poem "Fancy Man", which explores the emotional hollowness of a speaker who prides himself on embodying such qualities: "In photographs in Sunday magazines / of contemporary buildings and galleries / there is always a room that I am in.

Right by the beach near Zambujeira, the apartments are in the grounds of a hotel, so if you don't fancy cooking after a day exploring the coast (walking maps are included and bikes can be borrowed), you can book dinner in its restaurant.

When it comes to exploring the visual possibilities that lie between plain and fancy, few cultures have been as thorough as Japan's.

There are other signings which weren't on our radar, who we didn't explore or fancy.