Sentence examples for fetching is from inspiring English sources
But the 13-inch Air is mighty fetching, isn't it?
The instruction fetching is often decoupled from the main memory or the instruction cache by a prefetch unit.
Improved cookstove projects have been most successful in areas where firewood fetching is an arduous task or people have to spend a significant amount of money on purchasing wood [6].
Fetching is ideally undertaken within 15 h of the opening of each pasture allocation, where one of these fetches would occur late at night to minimise the risk of cows having extended milking intervals (MI) which negatively impact on udder health.
Even Marlene, whom he soon finds all too fetching, is "working for the other team, the market, the rich guys, the ones who decided what was art and what was not.
The problem associated with drudgery in water fetching was tackled differently.
Night fetching was undertaken on a farm managing up to 226 Holstein Friesian cows under a 3WG system.
The breaking was frequent, in part because the fetch is essentially unlimited out here.
To date, the highest price a single vase has fetched is £120,000.
At these rates, the most a 30-minute documentary could fetch is $6,000.
Christie's presale estimate of what the manuscript will fetch is $800,000 to $1,200,000.
