Sentence examples for fancy writing from inspiring English sources

Fancy writing Clip joint?

Fancy writing an eco-adventure?

If you fancy writing for g2 this autumn, go to guardian.co.uk/students for more details.

2.10pm BST If Nick Clegg does not fancy writing or working for Greenpeace when he leaves politics (see 1.57pm), there's always a career in music.

And the propping-up of fundamentally unprofitable "zombie companies" by lenders who don't fancy writing down the value of their poor investments is hardly a recipe for national success.

The rule for a criminal nickname would seem to be: very handy, if you want your reputation to precede you, or you fancy writing your memoirs one day; rather less useful if you want to keep a low profile when you are on the run.

"The building itself is pretty simple and isn't fancy," writes Zuckerberg.

"The House majority did not wait for a JCT staff macroeconomic analysis and instead relied on any private estimate that suited its fancy," wrote the former JCT chief Kleinbard.

And she fancies writing a sitcom based on her and her mates.

A few weeks ago I asked if anyone fancied writing a blog for our festive series, favourite comfort reads.

Sometimes Welsh seems to be taunting himself about his own reputation: Begbie's brother-in-law "wistfully intones" that he "always fancied writing the great Scottish novel".