Sentence examples for fetched it up from inspiring English sources

Not until recently have restlessly inventive bartenders fetched it up from the pantry, embracing it as "the other acid," an alternative to same-old-same-old lemons and limes.

That's so fetch, lick it up, etc. Watch the trailer for "Vampire Academy" above; the film is due out on Feb. 14, 2014.

"I have it here!" Collins said, jumping up to fetch it from another room.

And so the Endeavour limped on, until it fetched up on a sandbank near the shore.

The wind tumbled an empty feed bag down the street until it fetched up under the truck.

Eventually, it fetched up in a mezzanine storage area of the Rare Book and Manuscript Library on the sixth floor of Butler, within the offices of the library's public services archivist, surrounded by files and boxes and exposed pipes, with no plaque to identify it save a tiny notice apparently dating back at least a century that says "Edgar A. Poe wrote The Raven before this mantel".

He slipped from bed each morning to fetch coffee and serve it up bedside, exactly as I like it.

It promptly fetched up multiple itineraries for a decent price ($1800).

Conservationists say it fetches up to $65,000 a kilo on the street, making it more valuable than gold.

It fetches up at the crossroads town of Kelcyre, where you can turn off for Gjirocastër, another ancient city.

A Toronto premiere will be followed by a Christmas day release in the US, and it fetches up in the UK in early February.