Sentence examples for designed to fetch a from inspiring English sources

Some suggest that this is mere posturing, designed to fetch a higher sale price.

They are designed to fetch and carry, attract attention and monitor their human housemates for signs of pre-programmed unusual activity.

For one, as Eduige, the formidable mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe, sings at center stage, Rodelinda travels to a remote perch in the palace library — which, in Thomas Lynch's set design, spans the stage — to fetch a book for her son, Flavio.

Players are encouraged to fetch a million of them.

Send someone to fetch a child of five".

With that, he went to fetch a trowel.

One ran off to fetch a test kit.

"OK," I said, and went out to fetch a diaper.

He had been sent to fetch a supply of water.

Returning a few minutes later to fetch a forgotten coat, I discovered a very different atmosphere.

The car has to be exceptional to fetch a price that exceeds similar models.