Sentence examples for fetch one of from inspiring English sources
Farther south, a waterfall glistened along a wall of jagged black rock and puddled into the Pond, another serene pool with coves and aquatic grasses, where a resident duck waddled ashore to fetch one of her brood, briefly forcing passers-through to make way for the duckling.
The dogs were trained to fetch one of the objects when it was asked for, and then rewarded with food or praise.
I assumed it was a parent coming to fetch one of us, but it was my wish-granter, wearing a ball gown and holding an Oscar engraved with my name: Harriet, winner of best extra.
"Do you want me to fetch one of the ladies?" He is on speaking terms with the Edinburgh women now, on account of Agnes.
Davis said she then gave him oral sex and suggested he fetch one of her other friends from downstairs to join in.
The grandest-looking marble cistern, decorated with a lion's head 200 years ago, is expected to fetch one of the grandest prices, with an estimate of £20,000-30,000.Mr Robertsaysys that one explanation for the small boom in garden furniture is that statuary is frequently being placed indoors.
It was included in the 1791 sale of the important collection of J. A. Versijden von Varick in Leiden, Holland, a collector known for buying only the best; it fetched one of the highest prices in the sale.
"What's wrong with skimming a little from the capitalist class?" Being in possession of contraband wine put the men in a giddy mood, and, not long after we left, Fatty pulled over and Liu fetched one of the jugs of wine from the trunk.
I fetched one of the first titles appearing in the results, Peanut Butter Wolf's My Vinyl Weighs A Ton, and fed the disc into the buzzing machine.
ThiSimilarly originally appeared on VICE US.
