Sentence examples for fancy from from inspiring English sources
The person that you fancy from your study group is walking over.
The sport looks and sounds fancy, from the costumes to the names of the jumps.
Lock's skill is to spin flights of fancy from inanely trivial observations.
And as usual, you can jack any passing vehicle you fancy from sports cars to buses and family saloons.
The breakfast Tick what you fancy from a long list, specify a time for delivery, and leave the menu outside your room before going to bed.
Focusing on graphic design, the decorative arts and architecture, its covers ranged from plain to fancy, from Arts and Crafts to Expressionism and even De Stijl.
Harland Dorrinson, a gun fancier from Wyoming, concurred.
They'd been fancied from the get-go.
Talks to Robert Simon, an orchid fancier from Massachusetts, about the different orchid varieties.
Lewis Carroll's clever fancies from the nineteenth century expanded my notion of what comedy could be.
An exuberant writer, Lynch whips up whimsical fancies from the lean offerings of his bleak, Northern Irish backdrop.
