Sentence examples for fetch a new from inspiring English sources

"After several queries it builds up a new one and then that will fetch a new list of news feed based on your preferences".

At one point, filming of the killing was interrupted until somebody could drive to fetch a new camera battery, to continue recording the executions.

Sue and Hector told the children that they were going to fetch a new baby who was half black, half white.

If she is asked to fetch a new toy with a word she does not know, she will pick it out from ones that are familiar.

Colin Montgomerie has given himself the chance to qualify for another major after a 900-mile drive to fetch a new putter.

But it's the kind of pub story for which you'd get the landlord to turn the music down, fetch a new round of drinks and probably crack open the pork scratchings too.

For a universally familiar piece like "The Scream," fetching a new world record for any work of art does not seem to be too far-fetched, especially if there's really as much competition for it as Moffett suggests.

Demonstrating his Army training, McIntosh stood strong, his hands clasped behind him, his stance only occasionally broken so he could fetch a ball or toss a new one to a player.

— For more than a decade, Silicon Valley's technology investors and entrepreneurs obsessed over social media and mobile apps that helped people do things like find new friends, fetch a ride home or crowdsource a review of a product or a movie.

If you need a new plan, it'll fetch a bunch of quotes for health/dental/vision services.

The new "fetch" (A-Zap) moves the tradition into a kind of pop-art grindcore with occasional dance beats, or a very fast prog-punk that isn't.