Sentence examples for fetch fruit from inspiring English sources

I would name him Lorenzo, dress him in a grass skirt, and teach him to fetch fruit from nearby trees.

We have observed parents being asked to fetch fruit juice for an admitted child to drink with the prescribed drugs, and a mother being asked to pay for tea for a provider who felt tired and refused to begin the consultation until he had received it.

He exercised his mind as well, and after he finished his eggs, he went to fetch the fruit of those labors: his prison opus.

For example, if a child is told to fetch a fruit with an unfamiliar name from a bowl containing well-known apples and bananas plus a novel object, chances are he or she will figure out that the novel fruit corresponds to the new word and will remember that in the future.

As demand increases, the fruits harvested here fetch a good price (a 50-kilogram fruit is priced at INR 1750, or about $28 US) during a season that lasts from December to June.

Each hectare will yield four tonnes of fruit, fetching 800 Rupiah (47 pence) a kilo .I used to grow chilli, but palm oil is a very economical crop," he declares.

Herding livestock, fetching water, or collecting fruit or firewood can be matters of life and death.

Walking to school, herding livestock, fetching water, or collecting fruit or firewood can be matters of life and death.

Strawberries are expected to fetch £325m this year, easily beating 2014's record total of £275m, according to British Summer Fruits (BSF), which represents 98% of berry growers that supply supermarkets.

I fetch!

Fetch, Lola Belle, fetch.