Sentence examples for fetch someone from inspiring English sources

"Can you fetch someone?" I ask.

"We've got to make sure we're fetching someone better than we've got".

Dragon Age: Inquisition takes this to new extremes, and early in the game (as well as through the meaty middle) I felt like I could barely walk ten steps in any of the game's multiple expansive area maps before coming across an exclamation point on my navigational HUD, a surefire indicator that someone wants you to fetch something, find someone, or clear some bad guys out of a fort somewhere.

The real transaction cost is an invisible one: the fact that the price you get when selling $50,000 of Treasurys whether through the Chicago Fed or a brokerage won't be as good as the price fetched by someone selling $10 million of bonds.

Experts in the classic car field had predicted the McQueen Ferrari would be sold at multiples above the price it would have fetched if someone else had owned it.

Someone fetch me a tissue.

As shouts of "quick, someone fetch a bible" echo around the production studio, the confusion is swiftly and slightly embarrassedly cleared up by a flick through Genesis.

Except that she then admits she's freezing in her smart short dress and can someone fetch her coat to put across her knees.

After Manchester City had lost limply at Southampton last weekend their manager, Roberto Mancini, apparently could not bring himself to speak to his players and had someone fetch his holdall from the dressing room before flying off to Italy.

(The restaurant was a late-eighteenth-century Parisian invention, and so, if you wanted, say, a "chine" of beef or a dish of anchovies to accompany your drink, you'd probably bring it along or have someone fetch it from a nearby cookhouse).

Right before it can fetch the drink, someone takes it.