Sentence examples for fancy sticking from inspiring English sources

If there are any pop stars out there who fancy sticking their head above the parapet and confirming on the record that they are glad to be alive and don't wish they were dead, please do give us a call.

Kids who didn't fancy sticking with the usual BBC offering were able to press the red button and hear four familiar voices (three ex-CBBC presenters in me, Joel Defries and Michael Absalom, and Chris Johnson who is a current face on the channel) chat about the action and provide them with fun facts and quizzes about the tournament, the two nations, the teams and the players.

Everyone's in a good mood here, which might have something to do with the drink prices (don't get fancy, stick to beer and mixed drinks).

Pro crimpers Denise McAdam and Alain Pichon set "architecture" as the first challenge, so if you've ever fancied sticking a scraggy London Eye or beaded Tyne Bridge on your head then you'll get some tips on how to do it.

His mother encouraged him to join a drama group, he saw a girl there he fancied, stuck around for a small part in a play, and that was that.

To make it fancier, stick a cute label on, with the name and ingredients.

This particular Mog has the additional attributes of pinchable cheeks, a "fancy time" stick, and can also transform into a deadly bow-sword.

Remember everything in this section is rough workings, so unless you think of a fancy sentence, stick to brief notes.

Fraser concludes: "Rather than sticking fancy labels on pre-existing qualifications and achievements, both the secretary of state and his shadow should be looking at how the whole assessment system could be transformed, with more teacher and ongoing assessment, a greater range and type of subjects on offer to inspire pupils and parity between the vocational and the academic".

Forget sticking a fancy Apple television on your wall.

Reichl, finding that the fancy meals are increasingly sticking in her throat, goes off to edit Gourmet magazine, allowing her to get her hands dirty in the kitchen once again.