Sentence examples for fetches back from inspiring English sources

True to the genre's form, Macfarlane at length fetches back some old natural wisdom: "I now understand it certainly to be the case, though I have long imagined it to be true, that stretches of a path might carry memories of a person just as a person might of a path".

A couple of pots were launched and then fetched back, empty.

But that evening he was fetched back to find her in a greatly excited state, apparently as ill as ever.

The film also gives the story a prologue in which its central character, Lyubov Ranevskaya (Charlotte Rampling), is fetched back home from Paris.

A tense rally ends with Baghdatis absolutely launching the ball down court, then smashing Nalbandian's floated fetch back at him.

For now, though, Jason's job is to fetch back the Palladium, which has been carried away, along with Medea, by a winged screechy creature (possibly left over from when Merlin occupied this Saturday evening slot).

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.

Our ability to fetch back the proteins documented in MEROPS from PDB illustrates the applicability and the reliability of the method.

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

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

The sea plane, banking, landing, fetching us back to Male, was the beginning of the end of an event.