Sentence examples for at fetching from inspiring English sources

Many dogs are great at fetching, but refuse to drop, drop the toy too far away, or drop it then pick it up again when you reach for it.

If a frame to play has not been completely delivered to the buffer at fetch time, the playback is interrupted.

At present, fetching mp3 on a remote web service is the only standard way for converting text to speech.

In 2010, Picasso's Nude, Green Leaves and Bust set a then world record for the most expensive art work sold at auction, fetching $106.5m £65.5mm).

In the afternoons she has to help at home, fetching water and looking after her brothers and sisters.

Norman Rockwell's Saying Grace became the most expensive American painting ever sold at auction last week, fetching $46m £28mm) at Sotheby's in New York.

One of Claude Monet's early paintings, "The Railway Bridge at Argenteuil", fetched $41.5m at Christie's and a large Cubist painting by Fernand Léger sold for $39.2m at Sotheby's.

The most expensive map ever sold at auction, fetched nearly $2.1 million at Christie's in 2010.

Fetching at 23:00 was associated with a lower (P < 0.001) milking interval and slightly more (P = 0.009) time spent in the pre-milking waiting area than cows fetched at 01 00.

That was just over half the enterprise multiple that big traditional shopping malls were fetching at the time.

A Toyota dealer is fetching at least five times pretax earnings, says Sandler, a solid Ford store maybe three times.