Sentence examples for fantasises with from inspiring English sources

Love Soup had some great moments, notably those involving the unhingeing of Trudie Styler's character, Irene, a woman on the verge of an obsessive-compulsive disorder who fantasises, with the assistance of a digital camera, about getting it on with the her next-door neighbour, Gil, the man destined to speak Alice's language.

"I'm already fantasising with neighbourhood-organised inflatable swimming pools in the summer," he jokes.

As a teenager, Derrida had fantasised with some of his friends about blowing up their school with some explosives they had acquired.

Smeared in meat blood, Levine fantasises about having sex with the blonde-haired Prinsloo before approaching her in a club and creepily touching her shoulder.

She fancies Tom and fantasises about a relationship with him, but that doesn't exist beyond her imagination.

Rather to my surprise, Jenkins clearly identifies with Churchill - or at least fantasises about having much in common with the buccaneering spirit of Britain's greatest wartime leader.

There was also that all-pervasive sense of eroticism that goes with the boredom of war, that freewheeling fantasising that goes with displaced persons who are displaced through no fault of their own.

Soon, Dijana fantasises, she will be reunited with her lost baby.

The Persicke's are obsessed with breaking into Frau Rosenthal's apartment which they fantasise is packed with treasure.

Over the years to come Mabel was to re-enact this scene, fantasising a bond with the invisible poet.

"Mr Griffin was last night exposed as a fantasising conspiracy theorist with some very unpleasant views and no moral compass.