Sentence examples similar to fetching days from inspiring English sources

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

Finally, our coffee-fetching days are over!

This may seem small compared with the prices that Impressionist, Modern and contemporary works fetch these days, but Mr. Rau's taste and his idiosyncrasies were singular.

Schools Stateside, head to Gary Bailey's motocross (MX) academy in Virginia, founded in 1969 (www.garybailey.com; $550 and track fees fetch four days of lessons).

The money that my work fetches these days makes me a bit uncomfortable, but that's an easy problem to solve — you just stop whingeing and give it all away.

Apparently you can in fact teach an old dog new tricks- but, I'm not as keen to fetch these days, as to play.

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

(The more potential buyers, the more the company might fetch one day).

Exercise him with playing fetch every day also.

It is the tale of Andrea Sachs, an Ivy-educated magazine factotum who is doomed to spend her days fetching dry cleaning and making Four Seasons reservations for her boss.

In Darfur, as in most of Africa, the men farm and do construction while the women spend their days fetching water and firewood and cooking.