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She must have been furious -- all that effort meant nothing when a leggy model walked past Jagger, and he fancied a bit of "new" .

Tom groaned louder, and fancied that he began to feel pain in the toe.

Afterwards, it is said, the police arrested anyone they fancied , guilty or not.

I worked up the courage to show him something new, a primitive short story written in what I fancied to be the dark Russian manner.

And during the disappointment, he fancied, "If I could changed into a fish, then I could swim upstream along the cataract and get freed. "

As she had seated herself beside him and leaned her head against him, Jean Valjean had fancied that she was asleep.

We were at a dinner with friends when I realised how much I fancied her.

It was also easy to get a cheap flight back for the weekend if I fancied a weekend of home comforts.

She'd fancied me from day one and was determined to bed me. I was so thrilled and flattered that we made love all over again.

Nikolay could not, so he fancied, endure this position any longer, and he went in to his mother to have it out with her.

There was no class involved, just determination and desire and I don't think the 'keeper fancied it.

"To tell you the honest truth, I fancied it was something like that, annie, " he said.

and yet no secret, such as the physician fancied must exist there, ever stole out of the minister's consciousness into his companion's ear.

i never fancied men of his dark , ponderous appearance singing with a voice like a woman s .

From the gravity of that woman you would have fancied she had been born in a palace.

The results showed men were slower and less accurate after trying to impress the women. The more they fancied them, the worse their score.

She was a woman of mean understanding, little information, and uncertain temper. When she was discontented, she fancied herself nervous.

A child, her own, like the baby she had seen at her old nurse's daughter's, she fancied at her own breast.

What was he supposed to do? Play no defensive tricks at all and simply allow anyone who fancied it having a pop at his lead?

Unhappily, the fancied salute of her lips encircled him with the breathing Clara.

Mr. Rushworth was from the first struck with the beauty of Miss Bertram, and, being inclined to marry, soon fancied himself in love.

A Long Time Going Osama bin Laden long fancied himself something of a poet.

Some of the debacles of our diplomatic history have been perpetrated by Presidents who fancied themselves negotiators.

How marvelous were my fancied adventures as I sat on a hard park bench pretending to be immersed in a trembling book.

In my teens I tried to fit in with my straight friends and convince myself that I fancied boys. I even had a couple of short relationships.

Ever seen Roger Moore's Bond in A View to a Kill and fancied climbing one of the world's largest bridges, girders and all?

Eliza even fancied she could hear the tones of the organ, but it was the music of the murmuring sea which she heard.

Such sleep as she got was naturally fitful; she fancied she heard strange noises, but persuaded herself that they were caused by the breeze.

But she fancied me asleep while she was talking of it.

The little girl fancied that she was sitting in front of a big stove with polished brass feet and handles.

Looking at him again, she fancied he still breathed.

The fancied object was not fixed: either his eyes pursued it with unwearied diligence, and, even in speaking to me, were never weaned away.

She fancied she saw someone, but there was no one there.

I fancied that as the books were consumed, he would recall the pleasure they had already imparted.

As a result, every World Cup seems to throw up a team that suddenly clicks at the right time and beats a much-fancied opponent.

Though the prince fancied himself as a military man the regiment was a plaything, more fashion accessory than fighting unit.

Not that she wanted to race off with counts, like Jane Farrier, or even fancied half the town offering her marriage, like Lettie.

Pluck up the courage to ask out that person you have fancied for ages, just make sure they are single first.

Bibble was an outspoken, intelligent man, who fancied himself a philosopher and scholar.

She fancied that she heard a slight noise out of doors, and stood still.

The Winter Palace, indeed, was the crystallisation of all of the art that an almost superman race could have fancied.

It may be fancied, that from the naked skeleton of the stranded whale, accurate hints may be derived touching his true form.

We had such a good side that you would have really fancied us in Europe, especially the year when we did the double (1986).

Aren't I lucky? The only dress in the shop that I fancied and it fitted me like a glove!

Trina even fancied that old Miss Baker had come to be less cordial since their misfortune.

Mr Lieberman would then become, as he has always fancied himself, leader of the 'national camp'.

a fabricated excuse for his absence; a fancied wrong; a fictional character; used fictitious names; a made-up story.

For the wily man of the world fancied he saw that a favourable turn had occurred in Pen's malady.

I have always fancied plumbing as an alternative career, not least because all the plumbers I have ever met have been extraordinarily happy.

Fancied himself to be of a macho cast.

Archer inclined to the former theory; he fancied that her New York was still completely undifferentiated, and the conjecture nettled him.

Such people, Carlyle complained, fancied that man was a "dead Iron-Balance for weighing Pains and Pleasures on" .

Once or twice he fancied that the element was stirred by the cautious movement of an arm.

He was nicknamed the Arrogant One, and despite his cruel and uncouth ways, actually fancied himself as a lady's man.

Beyond the sphere of their body and this earth they now fancied themselves transported, these ungrateful ones.

He started to chat to me and I could tell that he really fancied himself.

Anarchist fancied replacing competition with mutual aid, and thus realizing an ideal world with no government.

His masterstroke: the decision to finance the ill- fancied army being led by the Duke of Wellington against Napoleon.

You might have fancied Sappho if you'd been around then, I know that I would have.

All like him were looking before them at the field, and, he fancied , with the same feeling.

This was very important to us [as young American directors]: we all fancied ourselves as artists, not as commercial film-makers.

They fancied that the whole world could be seen from the top of their hill.

Of all the beggar-men that I had seen or fancied, he was the chief for raggedness.

commencing in strong feeling, and concluding in the affected, wordy way that a schoolboy might use to a fancied, incorporeal sweetheart.

During childhood he always fancied that he would get rich and famous one day.

It seems Bourdain, a CIA graduate and trained French chef (see: Brasserie Les Halles), never fancied himself good in the kitchen.

My head ached, and I fancied a ringing in my ears: but still they sat and still chatted.

To make matters worse, a girl I've fancied for ages thought it was me and reported it to the instructor.

She remembered how she had fancied herself a mouse in Elizabeth's skirts.

He fancied that they were Eustacia, standing there and breathing wishes of reconciliation.

Thus the reception of Tess by her fancied kinswoman terminated, and the birds were taken back to their quarters.

Some fancied the budget delivered by Alistair Darling on March 24th might offer its own kind of drama.

One night, returning home, much intoxicated, I fancied that the cat avoided my presence.

No real loss here, except maybe to hunters who fancied themselves melee hunters and dual wielded.

When she was discontented, she fancied herself nervous.

The moneylender, who was old and ugly, fancied the farmer's beautiful daughter. So he proposed a bargain.

She fancied herself as an prestigious dancer.

I fancied I saw something moving in the corner.

After his graduation, out coming a master in English, speaking English as fluently as his mother tongue, he fancied it.

They thought that America was the fancied land of milk and honey.

One day, he fell in love with a princess who is called a garden pea, the princess also fancied this lovely of small rat.

The female moneylender, who was old, fat and ugly, fancied the farmer's handsome son, Cliff.

I fancied buttons that worked magic only when stitched on just the right garment.

Koresh, who never knew his father, fancied himself the "final prophet. "

"I've never fancied that footballer lifestyle, " says Grint.

The text eldest brother so zealous person how can fancied so strange woman?

It must have been difficult for Everton's players because I wouldn't have fancied being along for the ride if they had just won the double.

The girl across the aisle fancied you.

"The Barber Silver Coins: Plain but Fancied by Many Collectors"

Is yours the night of discouragement and fancied or actual failure?

Another excuse was her snuff, which she fancied either too dry, or too moist, or badly pounded.

They could do wacky time signatures if they fancied, without inspiring the likes of Marillion.

Edmond fancied he heard a bitter laugh resounding from the depths.

He fancied himself learned and assumed AIRS of erudition.

Illness forced the much-fancied Lauterstein to miss the 50m butterfly final on Wednesday.

Plato fancied that we see by shooting light rays from our eyes.

When she was young she fancied herself a teacher.

Unfortunately, I had lost it, and read what I myself fancied.

The cobbler fancied he beheld all the wealth which the earth had produced in the past century for the use of mankind.

They fancied themselves in the arms of their own dear mother.

He had fancied that his enemies might worst him.

I fancied I could hear a baby screaming.

Star is fancied by Homels, dressing himself as a detective, seizes every chance to show his detective genius.

All the girls fancied him like mad .

He fancied he heard footsteps behind him.

Italy won last year's tournament despite not being among the fancied teams, beating France in a penalty shootout in the final.

eg. She fancied herself nervous.

In the first minute women behaved no differently to men they fancied than those they didn't.

I think he has always fancied a car like this.

He could tell she fancied him.

"I never fancied there were so many pearls in the world. "

My sister said that her best friend fancied me when I was younger. I wished I had known then!

I fancied us on penalties because we had some good penalty takers: Didi, Riise, Alonso, and Cisse is always confident taking a pen.

On one occasion Pen, riding through the Low Town, fancied he heard the Factory boys jeer him.

On the other hand persons of whom they fancied themselves fond will be found to have become insipid and disagreeable.

I fancied that, that is how happy scene, how intoxicating picture.

Hester had often fancied that Providence had a design of justice and retribution, in endowing the child with this marked propensity;

Nana is 84 years old and I asked her if she fancied living another 16 years.

But he had fancied her in love with him;

I fancied the discontent of age and disease arose from his family disagreements;

At an unknown night with an unknown pain i fancied

My head ached, and I fancied a ringing in my ears;

and, lastly, because I fancied I had found my CSAR Borgia in a crowned simpleton, who feigned to enter into my views only to betray me

Just now I fancied drinking chrysanthemum tea,

man who fancied himself as a great wit

Shuns fancied ills, or chases airy good;

but then i fancied his locks on my belt

Be fancied up with ribbons

I fancied you'd return the way you said,