Sentence examples for fetches from from inspiring English sources

There's a roll of film in the briefcase that Simon fetches from his office for Giles.

His shop, in the Gowanus section of Brooklyn, is crammed with West African drums of every shape and size, all crowned in goatskin that Mr. Diokhane personally fetches from his native Senegal.

The new toy, which he fetches from a tiny vitrine occupied by pottery shards and other small treasures, is a gold coin minted in Rome, aglint with the unmistakably cherubic cheeks of the emperor Nero.

A simple combination of parallel register shifts and related data fetches from SRAM can reduce the memory bandwidth, and facilitate the refinement processing, as many of the pixel data for searching in this stage remain unchanged.

The same number is achieved if P9 (i.e., the part of the policy tree that is deployed provider-side) is not required to reach an access control decision, e.g., for requests 13 to 16. Smaller numbers are achieved in the other cases, e.g., requests 4 to 7. In these cases, multiple attribute fetches from tenant to provider are replaced by a single policy evaluation request.

His smaller mobiles now fetch from $1500 to $5,000.

Until 1681 water had to be fetched from pumped wells in the Canongate.

Water was fetched from a well, and at night, it was pitch black.

The land revenue records were corrected, and Mr. Bihari's good name was fetched from oblivion.

"Companies are trading, material is moving and plastic is fetching from £40 to £100 a tonne".

Analysts have estimated that it could fetch from $10 billion to $20 billion.