Sentence examples for fetching new from inspiring English sources
Wearing fetching new eyeglasses and a perfectly tailored suit, Mr. Ford showed Oscar-worthy gowns to haute couture standards.
Your very own Carole Caplin - someone to give you a massage and help you pick out a fetching new leotard.
When she finally appears at table, for she does not usually eat, it is a ghastly shell of a woman, emaciated, pallid, shrunken and grotesque, who beholds the fetching new arrival with beady-eyed ardour.
When Susan Kerryy Washington), Jack's fetching new hire, who is getting some Socratic on-the-job training, accuses him of exploitation for investigating her past before hiring her, Jack says, "You tell me that equally, you might not exploit being black?
Saturday, Jan . 20Swearing-In and Parade: As our new President and First Lady take a carriage ride down Pennsylvania Avenue, Gen. Colin Powell and an Army brigade dressed in their fetching new gray uniforms will re-enact Pickett's charge by charging any pickets.
The challenge in building such a resource wasn't only the size of this database (as detailed above), but the other efforts that had to be made in order to scrub and normalize the search results, index listings, assign tags to content, and make the system capable of fetching new content from feed sources daily, while also being able to add new sources on a regular basis.
Stebner fetched new salads for a final sampling; Gleason left for a conference call.
The caches on the losing side discard their copies and fetch new ones.Such polling makes it difficult to trick the system.
In addition, AT&T recommends that iPhone users go to their settings and turn off data roaming and options to fetch new data.
If you open the settings app, select "Mail, Contacts, Calendars", then choose "Fetch new data" — you will see options to set how often your device will fetch data as well as which accounts should use fetch in the first place.
While it's true that Ms. Gibson sometimes seems to court drama both inside the studio and out — in the first episode of "The Dance Scene," she sends a terrified white female dancer named Kherington to "the 'hood" to fetch new tracks for her weave — she maintains that what "The Dance Scene" shows isn't contrived.
