| The checker was a nice-looking young man who was talking to the bagger about his fantasies. |
| Although I'm all in favour of living as adventurously as possible, some fantasies don't combine so well with reality. |
| It is impossible to guess the prevalence of this condition, he says, because most people with such fantasies would never act them out. |
| His are fantasies with hanging beads and wisps of feathers and leather straps as thin as ribbon. |
| Others existed only as working hypotheses, unrealized plans or quixotic fantasies. |
| My thoughts turned immediately to that young boy, all those years ago, agitatedly working out his fantasies. |
