Sentence examples for fetch her back from inspiring English sources

But in Kafka's last moments, he missed her, and a chambermaid was sent to fetch her back.

When he descends to fetch her back, Eurydice faces a painful choice: to re-enter the world above, where imperfect human love and the potential for pain awaits, or remain below where she is beyond its reach?

When the news reached her family, a 13-year-old nephew was sent by train to fetch her back to the Midwest because it was not seemly for a woman to travel alone.

I got a car and fetched her back to Bozeat at last.

Jeanette ran three houses down to fetch her shoes, scuttling back a third time to wait for her brother on the sidewalk.

Before leaving, offer to fetch her coat and help her back into it.

I told my daughter I had "to blow away all the hurricanes," but a more accurate description would be that I had "to blow away all the cobwebs," before coming back to fetch her and my wife.

As a child, I would hear tales about Nanna's exotic but only dimly remembered background: her mother's arrival in London from Lithuania in 1900, aged 11; her father's arrival from Russia; the ancestor whose job was to polish the boots of the tsar's army; the teenage girl who sailed back to Lithuania to fetch her two brothers for a new life in England.

Lamont fetches her coat from the back of the door.

But the scariest images in a story whose protagonist harbors a pathological fear of women, are the leering faces of three prostitutes he encounters in the pub where his mother regularly sends him to fetch back her husband.

Eventually, his fiancée (who Frank would no doubt consider a "first-rate girl") comes to fetch him back to America.