“In many respects, York is the king of cities because of its unique history and the fantastically preserved ancient monuments.”

“But if I can show a company dancing fantastically on pointe and off, then we'll hook our audiences.”

“They make fantastically successful pop stars, soul divas and sensitive singer-songwriters.”

“I'm cooking him a fantabulously swanky meal at my place tomorrow night.”

“But for this match-up at least, another chapter will be written in the fantasticly fierce rivalry of Guardiola and Mourinho.”

“The Liverpool skipper has done fantasticly well so far, but he has so much more to offer England's attack.”

“I have had calls from a few of said recruitment agencies telling me what a fantasticly strong CV I have and how people with my experience are hard to find in Dubai.”