Sentence examples similar to a message to fetch from inspiring English sources
The sale on Saturday, which had a pre-auction estimate of $200,000 to $400,000, featured a kitchen chalkboard where Jackson's children had written "I love daddy", which sold for $5,000, and an armoire, upon which Jackson wrote a message to himself on the mirror, which fetched $25,750.
Instead of fetching data from the website directly, the browser sends a message to its proxy servers located on the cloud.
Find a message to archive.
Send a message to a friend.
Send a message to the trader.
"We all know that when someone's standing, they're more likely to naturally move around" — to speak to a colleague in the next office rather than messaging her, to fetch a paper from the printer tray, or to pitch balled-up paper at a nearby basket, he said.
What a pleasure to fetch up here for a night.
They hoped someone would send a ship to fetch them.
Now he travels one hour a day to fetch water.
Some months later, milton changed his mind and sent a servant to fetch her.
