Sentence examples for can't fetch from inspiring English sources

And he can't fetch or chase without getting winded.

I can't fetch up a transcript, but Gateway Pundit live-blogged it here.

By Jenna Krajeski August 12, 2008 Just because good poetry isn't particularly lucrative doesn't mean that bad poetry can't fetch a hefty sum.

You can't fetch your e-mail with it or IM your friends or check the weather.

But, BPR alone can't fetch the desired benefits in terms of profitability and sustainability of an organization without properly addressing the issues and problems of external stake holders throughout the supply chain.

If Vivid can't fetch its desired acquisition price, perhaps Vista will keep it in its portfolio until it grows its value.

The only hiccup comes the next morning: the breakfast buffet is laid out in the upper dining rooms, which granny – or anyone with mobility issues – just can't get to, and no one offers to help us fetch stuff.

Unfortunately, you can't get much money for your old iPhone 4; even in "flawless" condition, a 64GB iPhone 4s might only fetch $10 on Gazelle, an e-commerce site that buys and sells pre-owned consumer electronics.

"He's not housebound, because he can't get into his house," the friend said, adding that Mr. Bacanovic's friends had gone to his house at night to fetch him a change of clothes.

Don't fetch them drinks.

If the distractions are mental, such as relationship problems or you can't stop thinking about your crush, tell yourself that you'll think about it while going to school because thinking about them won't fetch you marks.