Sentence examples for fetch something in from inspiring English sources

He had been working at a building site, he said, on the roof, and in the middle of the day he had gone to fetch something in a storeroom when his left arm and hand began to tremble uncontrollably.

All you did was come in to fetch something from your backpack, which is now blocked from your way by five folded-arms girls called Laura.

Sometimes they leave it running while they go somewhere else to fetch something they'd forgotten or study their faces in the mirror.

Corley was pulled over at around 10.30pm on 21 June near Ella Boulevard and Barren Springs Drive in Houston while driving to a store in order, she said, to fetch something for her sick mother.

By Ted Walker The New Yorker, November 25 , 1974P. 46 In his home in England, a husband goes up to his bedroom to fetch something & notices on the window ledge a martin building a nest.

But there are too many times where you simply have to go fetch some artifact in some dungeon, battling monsters with swords or magical staffs or creatures that you can summon into battle, and then go fetch something else.

I turned away from my work, went inside the house to fetch something.

One of them, at Carlos's request, disappeared for a minute to fetch something.

Drawing on interviews the F.B.I. conducted with people who met the couple in their first months on the run, he noted that Mr. Bulger would "clap his hands as a signal" that he wanted Ms. Greig to fetch something.

On how many occasions do you go upstairs to fetch something and forget what it was?

A chifforobe, in the living room, was a monument of security to the boy and his optimistic mother; from it they had always been able to fetch something practical and protecting and matter-of-fact.