Sentence examples for fetching a bit of from inspiring English sources
Boy George, singer and DJ "We did bob-a-job and it involved going mostly to elderly people's houses and doing stuff like washing windows, sweeping paths or fetching a bit of shopping.
Among other things, properties were graded on their reputation in the marketplace, as well as the prices that their wines already fetch — a bit of a Catch-22, given that one of the factors in the price of a wine is its ranking in the classification.
Three years ago, the Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa set out to fetch a bit of asteroid and return it to Earth, and last November, the little satellite set down on a 500-meter-long asteroid called Itokawa.
The $13,995 base trim level four-door Fiesta is better equipped than other compacts with a AM/FM radio, power windows, blind spot mirrors, rear-defogger and 5 speed manual transmission, with the five-door option fetching a bit more with a starting price of $15,795 .
As of writing, the bidding is at $40k but it will probably fetch a bit more before it ends today.
If you're cold, it's much easier to turn on (or up) the heater, but make yourself get up and fetch some warmer clothes, or do a bit of exercise - that should quickly warm you up.
Some papers have compromised by agreeing in certain instances to insert a bit of code in online articles that prevents them from being fetched by the major search engines.
And it will be fun watching them progress these next few weeks, offering a bit of history from the days when a tulip bulb could fetch as much as a fine town house in Amsterdam.
A Jasper Johns' flag fetched $36 million, but overall, the results, especially when combined with those of the following day sale, felt like a bit of a market correction.
