Sentence examples for fetching day from inspiring English sources

It's 20 miles roundtrip, a fetching day hike or easy two-day pack trip.

Early investors in Facebook increased their participation in the public offering at the last minute by more than 80 million shares, netting them nearly a billion dollars more than the shares would have fetched Friday on the open market.

For at least the third time over lunch she's contradicting the advice she dispenses in her book, in this case the edict that one should never give in to the impulse to leave sweat pants on when fetching the day's papers.

It's far more nimble, with better steering and sharper suspension, but whoever buys that Bavarian machine isn't even looking at this CLK, again because the BMW is all about driving harder, even when fetching the Sunday paper.

His last order before they left was to send Eriksson, Rafe, and Manuel to fetch the day's supply of water from the stream.

This web based software has been designed and developed aiming to ensure insights over the huge amount of ISMR data that is fetched every day on an integrated platform.

In developing countries, women and children -- usually girls -- spend 140 million hours each day fetching water, equivalent to a workforce of 25 million working eight hour days.

Even if your boss has you doing spreadsheets and fetching coffee all day, you're still gaining valuable insight into how to interact with superiors and coworkers and navigate difficult work situations.

The village's children had to stop going to school and spend all day fetching water from far away.

Girls in rural areas spend up to 15 hours a day fetching water and firewood, and doing household chores, instead of learning to read and write.

In the camps, I was dismayed by the plight of young girls who spend nearly six hours a day fetching water and carrying filled jugs that weigh up to 90 lbs.