Sentence examples for fetch anything from inspiring English sources

But Private Kellar wasn't about to fetch anything.

A zero-day exploit for Microsoft's new Windows Vista operating system will fetch anything up to $50,000.

A reclaimer is someone who will, for the right price, fetch anything for anyone -- he is the ultimate Jeeves.

The headwear goes mostly to Italy, Britain and the United States, where they can fetch anything from a few dollars to several thousand for the most intricate designs.

It is unlikely that Kermit, Miss Piggy and the rest will fetch anything like the $680m that they cost.Deutsche Telekom's Ron Sommer and Klaus Esser, former boss of Mannesmann, joined the ranks of managers undergoing investigation by German prosecutors.

There isn't a player at West Ham today who will fetch anything like the almost $18 million transfer fee that Chelsea paid for him in 2001, and no midfielder in English soccer is likely to score 170 goals in 508 games, as Lampard has done in Chelsea blue.

German captors, forced marches and a prison barter economy that could have fetched anything for that watch -- perhaps even his freedom -- had not separated him from his Patek Philippe.

For one, he seemed approachable; he didn't dispense advice from on high, nor did he seem to expect us to fetch him anything.

Ach, it's so boring," she said, and sent me off to do this or fetch that, anything but answer my questions.

Expecting them at a local bar or club wouldn't fetch you anything.

Her mother, played by Jaime Winstone, who is less than ten years older than the 24-year old Barden, is a child herself, unable to do anything except fetch drinks for the men that prowl through the flat they live in with Ellen's grandmother, who is on her deathbed.