Sentence examples for reason to fancy from inspiring English sources

Both, it turns out, have reason to fancy their chances.

There was a contrasting feel about yesterday, partly because England, familiar as their starting line-up may have been, were necessarily in a state of flux, and partly because Scotland had good reason to fancy themselves.

Across the Channel, France will point to an impressive set of results against teams from the Southern Hemisphere last autumn as a reason to fancy their chances.

And as if mankind needed any more reasons to desperately fancy the man who made Sherlock sexy (and it definitely, absolutely didn't), Cumberbatch announced his forthcoming nuptials in the coolest, suavest and most infuriatingly nonchalant way possible, with an understated notice appearing in the Births, Marriages and Deaths column of The Times.

Miamians never turn down a good reason to get fancy, especially when our beloved charities are the recipients of the community's largesse.

They had to fancy them, right?

Bettors also seem to fancy Phil Mickelson, Luke Donald and Matt Kuchar.

Fox pretended to fancy Hill.

No! Go to fancy black-tie dinner.

We have to fancy ourselves against everyone".

Employ wax to fancy it up.