Sentence examples for fetch a bit of 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.

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.

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

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 .

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.

If you're cold, it's much easier to turn on (or up) the heater, but make yourself get up and fetch some warmer clothes, or do a bit of exercise - that should quickly warm you up.

Players are encouraged to fetch a million of them.

Send someone to fetch a child of five".

He had been sent to fetch a supply of water.

And it will be fun watching them progress these next few weeks, offering a bit of history from the days when a tulip bulb could fetch as much as a fine town house in Amsterdam.

Some papers have compromised by agreeing in certain instances to insert a bit of code in online articles that prevents them from being fetched by the major search engines.