Sentence examples for fancy moving from inspiring English sources

"She's got a good job here and really doesn't fancy moving to America".

Her aging parents track down the male heir, distant cousin Cedric: "Now fancy moving, in Canada.

It's the more emotional and impressionistic of the films, and its narrative is more fancy, moving back and forth between the fire and events in the larger world.

They go to an agency, which six months later says, 'Do you fancy moving here, for £100 a month more?' Agencies are fuelling this crisis".

Whether Campbell would fancy moving to the north-east is unknown but Newcastle would be able to offer an attractive salary.

To the extent that elections are holidays from normal politics, Mr Clegg has been a delightful holiday romance for many Britons; but this newspaper does not fancy moving in with him for the next five years.That leaves the Tories.

I fancied moving on to the Shetland mussels, but Oliver, the maître d' (and co-owner), recommended the hand-chopped Tuscan-style beef.

On a lighter note, I asked Bono, after he and the Chancellor had praised each other's efforts on aid, whether he fancied moving to Number 11 if Brown finally succeeds in moving next door.

The Globetrotters are known for ball-handling and fancy moves.

They saved their fancy moves for solo turns.

Flying this ship is not about fancy moves but strategy, timing and stealth.