Sentence examples for fetch from the from inspiring English sources

Although all food is welcome, the Ahmadis prefer spicy kofte, spinach and fragrant rice - Afghan food - the ingredients for which they fetch from the town on rickety bicycles donated by locals.

Additionally, it would not improve the performance as reading from the constant memory space requires a fetch from the off-chip memory to cache the value of the current observation (like the current fetch from the global memory to the shared memory), and the access time of the constant cache is similar to the access time of the shared memory.

Thus, while the agreement is likely to result in lower export prices offered by developing countries to the developed countries, the former does not face equal reductions in import prices for the imports they fetch from the developed countries.

The other threads in the block fetch from the other rows of the tile to shared memory.

You may remember Fetch from the Startup Battlefield at this year's TechCrunch Disrupt NY. (They had the infamous presentation where founder and CEO Tom Hadfield took off his shirt on stage to make a point about how quickly Fetch was able to order him a new one, compared with Google Shopping Express. (Or something like that!).

The story is traditional: there's a ring that has to be fetched from the bottom of the ocean, etc.

After a long delay while a replacement is fetched from the pavilion, Bravo clips four more through backward square.

The family trunk was fetched from the attic and set out, open, on the floor of the front room (front rooms not being used except for visitors).

Among the collapsed battlements and crumbled stones grow unusual plant specimens — yucca, aloe, agaves, cactuses — fetched from the world's four corners.

India, consumed on our visits back, was being fetched from the airport and cooked a meal even in the dead of night.

But when Boris Yeltsin, the former Russian president, stopped by Wimbledon last week, he had Sharapova fetched from the players' dining room for a handshake and a chat.