Sentence examples for takes their fancy from inspiring English sources

Neighbours then receive customised alerts and can request anything that takes their fancy.

Viewers watch people play competitively, give advice on how to improve, or simply discuss anything that takes their fancy.

Peacocks overwinter as adults, so they're good to go on the first warm day that takes their fancy.

The stars can wander along the carpet, grazing on as much free publicity or public adoration as takes their fancy.

Local people, freed from any further planning restrictions, can then design and build whatever takes their fancy.

If it takes their fancy, they will foul the top of your head, dig their claws into your scalp and mob the very tourists who feed them.

The soldiers were initially frightening with their battledress and machine guns as they blundered in, messed up the houses of suspects and carried off whatever took their fancy.

In return for providing lots of jobs and driving economic growth through exports, they received cheap financial backing and the freedom to expand into practically any business that took their fancy.

With unemployment still high, a lot of people, women in particular, are taking their fancy digital cameras and booking jobs shooting weddings, leading some long-established wedding photographers to brand them as "mamarazzis" or "digital debbies".

iPad-wielding salespeople in Burberry stores can look up what customers have already bought, and suggest what might take their fancy next.In this section Runway or another Oh really, O'Leary?

Instead of just running off the minute they hit a bad patch and a leggy Peter Crouch or pert 'n' pacy Jermain Defoe took their fancy, they'd have had to work at their relationship.