Sentence examples for made fantasy from inspiring English sources

As President, Bush has made fantasy a guide to policy.

His faithful Tolkien adaptation made fantasy credible (The Return of the King was the first film in the fantasy genre to win a best picture Oscar).

Frazier, who won the Thurber Prize for humor (again) on Monday, taps hilariously into the same longing that has made fantasy football so popular.

"It's easy to say that Game of Thrones [George R R Martin's fiction series turned TV behemoth] has made fantasy mainstream and introduced it to people who wouldn't have picked it up previously – but social media has also played a huge part, because it's introduced female authors to a wide and growing audience".

The Orlando Magic brought Grant Hill to the Florida city that made fantasy famous, imagining him and the up-and-coming star Tracy McGrady as the lures that would make TD Waterhouse Center as enticing a tourist attraction as Disney World.

And while Madden has long been the dominant force in Football video games, he's getting some new competition this year that's looking to tap into the same market that has made fantasy football and coaching sims incredibly popular.

Yes, she makes fantasy costumes, she said, but isn't the runway all about fantasy?

Q. Can you sum up in two or three sentences what makes fantasy sports so addictive?

But its central theme remains timeless: the power of the imagination to make fantasy seem real.

The key to unlocking the challenge, Jones decided, was in making fantasy creatures that were empathetic.

It is the combination of the math with a "gut feel" that makes fantasy football so enjoyable.