Sentence examples for could be fetched from inspiring English sources
In my rough memory of how things used to be, a book from the stacks could be fetched in five to fifteen minutes, and a book from under Bryant Park in somewhere between twenty and forty-five.
The containers, I learned, were the medium of the prep kitchen — everything went into them so that it could be fetched in the evening — and great weight was expressed in questions like: Is this (chicken feet, say, or a quantity of beef cheeks) to be put in a six-quart or will it fit into a four?
Part of building this app was assembling a collection of assets that could be fetched on demand, including the sound files themselves, movie summaries, poster art, and links to the various third-party services.
Selling between $99 and $199 after carrier subsidies, these replace a generation of fatter smartphones with fewer features that couldn't be fetched for less than $400.
He would get a ride home with the crew from far corners of the county and have to be fetched when he could not hitch a ride; he would come home exhausted and dirty, and tried not to think that college in a foreign region was swooping down upon him and would carry him away — for good, he both hoped and feared.
The protein could not be found in 15 of the organisms, for these cases the ribosomal protein sequences were fetched from RDP [ 43].
I was indeed surprised to find many Mononegavirales sequences matching the motif but agree that common ancestry could be too far fetched here.
The rent on a townhouse or condominium should at least equal what comparable rental apartments are fetching and could go 5percentt higher.
Production assistants, take note: it may seem improbable, but some day that beautiful supermodel you're fetching coffee for could very well become your wife.
