| The blonde tennis player, who is considered one of the most fanciable women in the world, promotes a range of products. |
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| I've never had a fanciable doctor who made my heart miss a beat. |
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| When you take a good look at her, she's eminently fanciable. |
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| If the general election was a beauty contest the Tories would secure a landslide, the latest survey of the nation's most fanciable MPs suggests today. |
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| Actually it was another fanciable guy hoping to make his home in Gordon's Dunfermline constituency who caught my eye last week. |
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| For one thing, I find only one of the neighbours involved the slightest bit fanciable. |
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| Among elected officials, fanciable Republican males rule. |
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| So is it a teensy bit wrong of us to admit that British actress Lancaster, pictured, looked ever-so-slightly fanciable in that get-up? |
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| Ben Whishaw's Q is as geeky as ever Ben Whishaw plays geeky Q is Spectre Fan girls were first introduced to the actor in Skyfall, and he has been a poster boy for fanciable geekdom ever since. |
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| The only man more fanciable is acting star Hugh Grant, it says. |
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| Fanciable Charlie, 17, has been slipping off lately to see a mystery girl. |
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