| Pop one open, preferably to the Italian white wine page, and fantasize about the luscious character of a 1984 Orvieto. |
| I fantasize that musicians have 24 hours a day to work on my music, just because I spend 24 hours a day writing it! |
| Flying down a perfectly groomed trail in a winter wonderland is an image many of us fantasize about. |
| I think love is a pleasant and exciting experience and I like to fantasize. |
| We fantasize that the other person needs it, and that we're not going to give it until we've humiliated and degraded him or her. |
| Children in families in which speechlessness dominates and few facts have been disclosed may fantasize details to imagine the parental trauma. |
