Sentence examples for fetch a child from inspiring English sources
Send someone to fetch a child of five".
For example, if a child is told to fetch a fruit with an unfamiliar name from a bowl containing well-known apples and bananas plus a novel object, chances are he or she will figure out that the novel fruit corresponds to the new word and will remember that in the future.
No, the children are harvesting land mines, which, if unexploded, will fetch a fair price.
She correctly follows the command "Fetch a Frisbee" or "Fetch a ball".
Hearing dogs can also be used by the parent to fetch the child when needed and to carry written messages in a small purse, which the child can then respond to in the same way.
It was supposed to be a brief exchange of the kind familiar to any parent: say hello and fetch your child.
One or more times a day, I would fetch the children's pills and make sure they took them.
It fetched a generous £313,250.
She fetched a heavy sigh.
In Germany, where many mothers are still expected to fetch their children from school at lunchtime, a new law guarantees state day care for all children older than a year.
