Sentence examples for may fancy from inspiring English sources
Manager Neil Warnock may fancy a swap.
Our government may fancy that, but we don't.
Netanyahu may fancy himself a Winston Churchill, warning the U.S. about Hitler's threat to Britain.
He may fancy himself a ballplayer because he's been with the Wizards for a bit.
Yes, professionals and fans may fancy a horse because of its color, or markings.
He may fancy himself as transmitting the will of the people, but his connection is staticky.
They may fancy an upset against the Azzurri, although it is unlikely.
Spurs may fancy their chances of emulating Arsenal's cup double of 1993.
Keith may fancy himself a symbol of '68, but he channels the fiscal policy of Grover Norquist.
Other leading Brexiters may fancy their chances against Johnson, including Andrea Leadsom, Liam Fox, Priti Patel and Dominic Raab.
If you're down for a combination of matinée and early evening performances, you may fancy an afternoon tea.
