to fancy

We must not be so ready to fancy ourselves intentionally injured.

He seems to fancy that everybody in the office is down on him.

Cool Feature: The box is collapsible so you could roll it out like a placemat, to fancy up lunchtime.

I am sometimes driven to wish that you and I could mount upon a cloud (as we used to fancy in those heavenly walks of ours).

Yet I was a fool to fancy for a moment that she valued Edgar Linton's attachment more than mine.

I used to fancy getting rid of the pestering from time, though without it there was nowhere to place my life.

I asked Albert to get me a bowl of corn flour, but now that I have got it I don't seem to fancy it.

He was not quite desperate enough to fancy being left alone on the Nevada desert with night coming on.

And being curious means you are more likely to fancy a career as a private detective or journalist than as a banker or executive.

Economists and financial experts like to fancy themselves as exact scientists as well.

If you can break your addiction to fancy coffee, the free office coffee can be a money-saver over time.

Better not to fancy something when the evening sun sets. but to be absorbed in work when the morning sun rises.

My starting to fancy she'd ended up in this fire-trap in the Village, that my neighbor was her.

When choosing which projects to support, he pays far more attention to an entrepreneur's personality than to fancy PowerPoint presentations.

Today the characters in cartoons and comic strips range from children to adults, pets to fancy animals, and ordinary people to superheroes.

Several times, my boyfriend took me to fancy restaurants-on special occasions, such as my birthday, or our anniversary.

I love everything from simple stir-fried vegetables to fancy Peking barbequed duck.

Bare-bones cabanas catering to backpackers are giving way to fancy resorts with all the perks.

They take me to fancy restaurants whose prices give me headaches.

This finished, they buckled down to "fancy starch. "

From really simple and direct ones, to fancy, colorful and creative, there is a form style for each site.

But I begin to fancy you don't like me.

I used to fancy swimming in that swimming poo1.

He is a quite rich man, he drives a fancy car and often goes to fancy restaurant.

Listenned to my introduction, you was certain to fancy me?

To prolong the flight some have turned to fancy dress.

He who has traveled far and seen much is apt to fancy that he has lived long.

Pay no attention to "fancy theories" that conflict with "common sense, " the Journal tells us.

What real difference does it make to your character and well-being if you have a powerful position or get invited to fancy parties?

to fancy someone (British English) = to find someone attractive : "My friend fancies you! "

Everyone has been to fancy weddings, and while they're nice, they last for one day and they put you deeply in debt.

"She tried to fancy what the flame of a candle looks like after the candle is blown out" (Lewis Carroll)

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