Sentence examples for fetch a bible from inspiring English sources

As shouts of "quick, someone fetch a bible" echo around the production studio, the confusion is swiftly and slightly embarrassedly cleared up by a flick through Genesis.

He even got Bill Moyers to fetch him a Bible so that he could quote to us from Isaiah.

A signed letter from Charles Darwin, pointedly stating that he does not believe in the Bible, is expected to fetch a high price, as is the 1934 Nobel Prize medal awarded to George Minot for his life-saving work on anemia.

MAN ACTUALLY FINDS SUCCESS IN PUBLISHING - Much like "The Beltway Bible," Barack Obama's memoirs may fetch a $60 million advance ― ask us about Eliot's helicopter polo league.

She correctly follows the command "Fetch a Frisbee" or "Fetch a ball".

Salespeople helpfully fetch a different size.

It can fetch a five-figure sum.

Bring a Bible.

Get a Bible.

Get a bible and read it thoroughly.

It fetched a generous £313,250.