Sentence examples for fetching in the from inspiring English sources

It is especially fetching in the leaves of such trees as birches, tulip trees, aspens & ginkgoes.

Eva Liebau is fetching in the lighter-veined arias Mozart gave Celia, Silla's sister, and Inga Kalna sings fervently as Cecilio's ally, Lucio Cinna.

Ms. Levy has a strong, appealing pop voice, as does Mr. Fleeshman, who also looks quite fetching in the blue spotlight that follows him around to signal his otherworldliness.

I am not brave about culottes in summer, because if you don't have long legs, they do your backside no favours, but in winter, with a tunic-length sweater, they are fetching, in the aforementioned St Ives way.

I saw it several times in a row, and not just because Anne Francis as Altaira looked so fetching in the short tunic that was probably standard wear for post-pubescent females millions of miles from Earth.

Ms. Cox looks fetching in the naughty Victorian lingerie worn at all hours by the ill-fated Lucy Harris, the prostitute who finds an unfortunately passive protector in the noble Dr. Jekyll and a still more unfortunately aggressive abuser in his bloodthirsty alter ego.

That Deutsch painting he bought for $3,940 in 1993 could easily fetch in the six figures on the market today, Mr. Piening said.

But experts say the prices demanded by Khalil are a fraction of what those objects can fetch in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Europe and the United States.

The jewellery had been expected to fetch in the region of £3 million.

Some discount machines sell cans for as little as 80 yen, less than the price they fetched in the 1980s.

The dogs, Ms. Mavin said, are exhausted after a 15-minute game of fetch in the apartment.