Sentence examples for Being fetched from inspiring English sources
verb
To retrieve; to bear towards; to go and get.
India, consumed on our visits back, was being fetched from the airport and cooked a meal even in the dead of night.
Some papers have compromised by agreeing in certain instances to insert a bit of code in online articles that prevents them from being fetched by the major search engines.
"It's hard not to be astonished, appalled and perplexed by the prices being fetched for some 2000 Bordeaux futures," Robert W. Parker Jr. wrote in the Wine Advocate, his newsletter.
Each correct packet is fetched out of the buffer sequentially, and the flag is set to false after the corresponding packet being fetched out.
Farmers are understandably reluctant to fetch late at night or in the early hours of the morning (when they would typically be asleep), and the response of cows to being fetched at this time is unknown.
There was an error in our anti-phishing protections that was blocking some specific URL domains from being fetched using the URLFetch service.
Water is fetched, a fan switched on.
Bread crumbs were offered, water was fetched, calls were made.
"I was fetched at eleven o'clock at night," she said.
