Sentence examples for fetch books from inspiring English sources

This librarian has 32 assistants that fetch books for him, though each can only get one title at a time.

We go inside, away from the awfulness in the next-door garden, and she becomes one of the most vividly alive people you could ever meet: sprinting to fetch books, to answer the phone, to the piano to play the opening bars of Schubert's Fantasy sonata.

The monkeys in the book are also really funny and I would like my own trained pet monkey who would fetch me books at my command.

"I feel like I'm doing a drug deal," he said, as he pushed aside a suitcase and an old Louisville Slugger and reached into a duffelbag to fetch something — books, it turned out.

One nearly snowed-in weekend afternoon, I returned to my university office to fetch a book I had forgotten there.

We talked, interrupted only by Popper's rising, at key moments, to go and fetch some book that he had mentioned and plop it down on the table.

For one, as Eduige, the formidable mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe, sings at center stage, Rodelinda travels to a remote perch in the palace library — which, in Thomas Lynch's set design, spans the stage — to fetch a book for her son, Flavio.

Take a peek in, and you may want to fetch a book and stay awhile.

The clerk fetched the book, an oversize green book with pages of color plates.

In 1983 our reviewer, Mordecai Richler, found this a "very fetching book by a dedicated poker man" with "a fine eye for the eccentrics among the competitors".

There was also a child-life specialist in attendance, someone whose job it was to be there solely for the child--whether to fetch crayons and books, or to act as the child's advocate should the situation arise.