Sentence examples for fetch a bit from inspiring English sources

Among other things, properties were graded on their reputation in the marketplace, as well as the prices that their wines already fetch — a bit of a Catch-22, given that one of the factors in the price of a wine is its ranking in the classification.

As of writing, the bidding is at $40k but it will probably fetch a bit more before it ends today.

Three years ago, the Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa set out to fetch a bit of asteroid and return it to Earth, and last November, the little satellite set down on a 500-meter-long asteroid called Itokawa.

The $13,995 base trim level four-door Fiesta is better equipped than other compacts with a AM/FM radio, power windows, blind spot mirrors, rear-defogger and 5 speed manual transmission, with the five-door option fetching a bit more with a starting price of $15,795 .

Linda departed Affinity in 1971 and waxed her aforementioned album - which fetched quite a bit in collectors' circles over time until the Angel Air reissue years later.

Boy George, singer and DJ "We did bob-a-job and it involved going mostly to elderly people's houses and doing stuff like washing windows, sweeping paths or fetching a bit of shopping.

Basking in the compliment I had just given her, she lowered her eyes and grinned, thinking secret thoughts for a bit, before twisting in her chair to fetch a Benson and Hedges cigarette from the small table next to her.

Salespeople helpfully fetch a different size.

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

It can fetch a five-figure sum.

Phrases like "fuck me gently with a chainsaw" from Heathers never found a foothold in teen-speak; the failure of "fetch" seems a bit like a self-fulfilled prophecy; and the overload of quirk in Diablo Cody's script for Juno quickly became both the film's calling card and fodder for its detractors.