Sentence examples for new fanciful from inspiring English sources

— Nick Fox Eater: Your guide to new fanciful and delicious sausages now appearing at restaurants in New York City.

People love to celebrate the induction of new, fanciful words into our lexicon.

By Jenna Krajeski September 2, 2009 People love to celebrate the induction of new, fanciful words into our lexicon.

The newest, most fanciful nighttime soap operas, like "The O.C". and "One Tree Hill," are, paradoxically, most realistic in the sense that they more accurately mirror the way teenagers view themselves.

So begins the Chilean writer Antonio Skármeta's fanciful new novel "The Dancer and the Thief," translated by Katherine Silver.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, September 27 , 1930 P. 27Fanciful news items about political disturbance in the country which consist of a student riot in Washington, D.C. resignation of President Hoover; existing state of siege, and final bulletin on how the president disappeared and is still missing.

By Frank Sullivan The New Yorker, May 9 , 1931 P. 19Fanciful playlet in two acts based on news item saying that maternal love is lacking when the presence of manganese is omitted from mother's food.

More fanciful new shows have not fared as well.

Just down the road is Frank Gehry's fanciful new Stata Center (32 Vassar Street).

The New Yorker, January 10 , 1931 P. 20Fanciful conversation between Daisy, a dog and her master.

The actual biography of Uncle Ben is at variance with his fanciful new identity.