Sentence examples for fetch a pair of from inspiring English sources

Fetch a pair of old white shoes that you don't mind turning into a pair of duck tape shoes.

In both the story Hjúki and Bil found in the Icelandic Prose Edda and the English nursery rhyme "Jack and Jill", two children, one male and one female, fetch a pail of water, and the pairs have names that have been perceived as phonetically similar.

(Such exquisite craftsmanship has never come cheap. On today's market, at shops like Liz O'Brien's Manhattan design gallery, a Marx side chair might fetch $7,000; a pair of andirons, $24,000; and a chest of drawers, $30,000).

They are not in the business of insincerely announcing that you look fetching in a pair of pants that in fact give you a baboon butt.

Get a pair of khakis.

Get a pair of ducks.

Get a pair of finches.

Get a pair of jeans.

Get a pair of kneepads.

Get a pair of scissors.

Get a pair of studs.