Sentence examples for fancy take from inspiring English sources

But I fancy Take That far too much to turn down the opportunity when I was asked to interview them for this Sunday's Observer Music Monthly.

Time for a calming pint, perhaps, which he can then eject through his nose, K Club style, should the fancy take him.

But Depp's power looks unassailable now: he can make a gory musical (Tim Burton's Sweeney Todd) resemble a commercial dead-cert, and could probably get Warner Bros to green-light a biopic of Vince Cable, should the fancy take him.

Imagine, then, a computer that can be disposed of by simply letting soil bacteria eat it – or even, should the fancy take you, by eating it yourself.

Let's start with your shoes, and if these options don't tickle your fancy; take a gander on http://us.christianlouboutin.com/us_en/.

Upper-class passengers on London to New York flights will also be able to view the works in a "virtual gallery"; watch a film about Eine's practice; and, should the fancy take them, part with between £2,500 and £15,000 to acquire one of the paintings.

Fancy taking up knitting?

Fancy taking the stigma out of mental illness?

Anyone fancy taking a run at it, then?

Understandably as a new MP and a loyalist he did not fancy taking up the issue.

Fancy takes cues from Twitter and Facebook: users "follow" others whose tastes they like.