Sentence examples for Fetch some water from inspiring English sources

Tramping along a muddy road, amid shrieking widows and burning barns, he stops to fetch some water for his thirsty men, and in the middle of that small, decent, unmartial action he takes a bullet in the head, and dies for his Emperor.

Davis's wife had persuaded the adjutant to let her "old mother" go to fetch some water.

On his way toward the river to fetch some water, he realized he had nothing to put it in.

Some girls are wearing miniskirts and go to the well to fetch some water… so it is not uncommon for them to be raped.

I couldn't get out of the house to fetch some water from the standpipe because the moment you come out of the house, people would be looking at you.

Paul offered to fetch some cold water, but feeling unusually generous I said I'd get it myself.

"For example, if you wanted to create a robot and ask it to fetch you some water, that is amazingly complex.

"Fetch me some water?" I ask, getting my bearings.

She is obedient; if her brother is thirsty, she will fetch him some water.

Towards the end of our conversation she has a coughing fit and fetches some water, only then revealing that she's been conducting most of the interview lying down, with one of her dogs sprawled on top of her – which is a "first", for me at least.

Like everyone here, Basélé has to fetch water at a community water point.