Sentence examples for back to fetch from inspiring English sources

She imagined his kicking her with his leather shoes, screaming for coffee, screaming and crying until his mother and Laxmi came back to fetch him.

She has scarcely any memory of the trip except, upon arrival, the repeated motion of dragging one pet crate forward and rushing back to fetch the next.

Some carry special hooks, which are fashioned out of sawed-off golf clubs, to make it easier on the back to fetch the horseshoes off the ground.

The New Yorker, January 31 , 1994P. 44 We're coming back to fetch View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By T.

A few hours earlier, her relatives had gone back to fetch fresh clothes in their village — farther uphill toward Mount Merapi, in an area so close to the volcano's rim that it had been evacuated days before.

I told my daughter I had "to blow away all the hurricanes," but a more accurate description would be that I had "to blow away all the cobwebs," before coming back to fetch her and my wife.

The Sheriff sent a guard back in to fetch him.

When they ran out of eggs in the firehouse, he would jump the back fence to fetch some from his mother.

Mr. Hickman and Blade, his red-nosed pit bull terrier, walked 10 flights down to the lobby, then rode the elevator back up to fetch Ms. Story and her grandson.

It started with a neighbor two generations younger, who once asked Ms. Goodyear to watch her bags while she ran back upstairs to fetch a bow and arrows for a trip to Maine.

Am I right?" The rat — he didn't see it; Bozeman had gone into the back room to fetch it — came in a cardboard container with a molded carrying handle on top, the sort of thing you got if you asked for a doggie bag at a restaurant.