| This is where rational thought usually takes over and I come down from my flight of fancy and get real, as it were. |
| If classic geometries no longer capture your interest, yet you're not quite ready for a flight of fancy away from them, you'll find this model an apt compromise. |
| And while they both have their heads squarely on their shoulders, they still allow themselves a small flight of fancy. |
| But the change of location was not born of a wish to give the hard-edged crime drama and exotic touch but more a flight of fancy. |
| A sharp, hostile feeling, the result of a brusque maneuver on the part of his pedicurist, had cut short his flight of fancy. |
| From Fleetwood to Eternity, the flight of fancy continues. |
