Sentence examples for don't fetch from inspiring English sources
Wallis wrote to him while he was away like a fussing mother: "Please eat and take care of yourself.... Don't fetch and carry for everyone, including servants".
As lovely as Carl Schurz Park and Gracie Mansion are, apartments near them don't fetch as much -- they're a long walk to the subway, and the crosstown buses never seem to arrive.
The 1960s was a terrible time for rock; everywhere you turned there was a stoner grooving to some bearded bloke wailing about how his woman don't fetch his shopping.
After all, fish is protein-rich, and they don't have feelings (or so I thought); they are slithery and furless, they don't fetch or meow, and they taste really good in tacos.
It's recommended that you hang on to your axes; they don't fetch a lot when sold and they're hard to come by, so cherish them.
Do not fetch $95 for spectacles for your pup.
Because payouts for the housing agency's reverse mortgages are based only on the first $360,000 in home value, higher-priced homes do not fetch much more.
Because these maps were woodcuts and the information was limited and often plain wrong, they do not fetch great prices just because they are old.
Two-dimensional Dresdens, or "flats," feature the same whimsical details but do not fetch the same prices.
Ticket holders puffed on cigarettes, brandished tattoos and, in some cases, carped that a dollar just doesn't fetch what it used to when they were young.
