Sentence examples for he often fantasized from inspiring English sources

JOSEPH P. WEISS, 57, said he often fantasized about what it might have been like to be in World War II.

— Julia Moskin Radar: A new John Lennon biography says he was bulimic, quoting his pal Harry Nilsson as saying that "he often fantasized about large quantities of 'forbidden' foods.' He said food was 'sacred' to him and it frightened him".

He loves Bach's music so much that he often fantasizes about meeting him, learning to play organ with him, and substituting his current babysitter-slash-piano coach (a fellow pianist who thinks Bach is the greatest) with Bach himself.

I'd often fantasized about running away from home, to become a hippie or a mountain man.

I've often fantasized I would get a lot of writing done if I were put in prison for a minor crime.

The Samurai Sipper has often fantasized similarly, only I'd pass on Thomas Jefferson an d have Edie Falco over for a post-Carmela henfest instead.

One has, one must admit, often fantasized about having a radio program of one's own, though in truth it would be very different from "This American Life": it would be broadcast from one's home, possibly when one was in one's pajamas, possibly in bed, only when one was in the mood, and it would involve no actual work.

As a young boy, I often fantasized about the future.

Also, I've often fantasized about slapping my own mother.

I've often fantasized about visiting the Bahamian beach where Columbus first stumbled ashore in 1492.

My peers often fantasized about MIT, Cal Tech, Harvard, Columbia or Yale for post graduate studies.