| It is the sort of thing that Jim and I would have fantasised about amid the glorious laughter of youth. |
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| There was the TMT bubble, where countless technology companies soared in value as investors fantasised over perpetual profit growth. |
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| Through catastrophes such as the Deluge or Sodom and Gomorrah, the religious imagination fantasised about the end of the world. |
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| They fantasised about being these cool dudes in a Godard film, but they didn't really get there. |
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| Voters once fantasised that he would be the kind of hard-hitting Robin Hood whom he portrayed on the screen. |
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| For the past half-decade Taj has fantasised about swallowing its American-listed rival. |
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| The process of enlargement, about which everybody has fantasised in the past, is now being given flesh and bones. |
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| Her work on the fantasised body and her rapport with identity inevitably causes us to re-examine our own image. |
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| This is the case with Frida Kahlo, who emerges from his dreams reincarnated into a fantasised portrait. |
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| Wilde fantasised the narrative of his own downfall as a kind of shadow narrative to his comedies all of which dissect the downfall narrowly averted. |
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| Some of this was routinised homage to the wounded global behemoth, or fantasised identification with a life not being led by oneself, but some of it was not. |
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| You're merely giving the boss a level of control undreamed of by those Victorian factory masters who fantasised about the constant surveillance of the work force. |
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| We'll make short work of the fantasised Apple TV set. |
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| It was because, for their own political reasons and to outwit the censor, they talked about reality, but in slightly fantasised and disguised terms. |
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| Though they convey a deliciously fruity flavour of the times, Lees-Milne sometimes conflated, embellished and even fantasised after or during the event, albeit often unconsciously. |
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| A POLICE officer has been arrested on suspicion of killing and chopping up a man who fantasised about being eaten. |
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| Defending barrister John Philpotts said that Dunbar accepted that he fantasised about young girls. |
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| As a fan, he dreamt of watching Serbia and Montenegro reach the knockout phase. As a footballer, he fantasised over running out in the competition. |
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| The other day in bed we were discussing whether we fantasised while making love. |
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| The 504 teenagers set to showcase their talents in Korea will have doubtlessly fantasised about one day competing for the trophy that the Italian trident, along with Petit and Ronaldinho, have proudly raised aloft. |
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| But 21 per cent said they fantasised about more mature men like Gordon Ramsay and George Clooney. |
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