Sentence examples for fetch a piece from inspiring English sources

"Where's 'Tias at?" Matias Testi would appear and Jordan would invariably ask the assistant equipment manager to fetch a piece of clothing or maybe some lotion.

This might be catching a toy, fetching a piece of paper, scratching away, running like a "scaredy cat", pouncing or staring.

Some analysts had expected Harcourt to fetch a price as high as $6 billion, especially if it was sold off in pieces.

"Fetch me a piece of card from that side table," he says.

Iron and steel is divided by thickness; the heftier pieces fetch a higher price.

VSAT licences are fetching $4m a piece.

In May, his Orange, Red, Yellow was sold in New York for $86.9m£53.8m8m) – the highest price ever fetched by a piece of contemporary art at auction.

Mark Rothko's Orange, Red, Yellow has been sold for $86.9 million £53.8mm) - the highest price ever fetched for a piece of contemporary art at auction.

Compared to traditional sweets, prices are steep: boxes start at $15 for six pieces, a price that would fetch a heap of ladoos.

Twenty pieces from her collection will be for sale and are estimated to fetch a total of $26 million to $39 million.

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