Sentence examples for fetching of the from inspiring English sources

In the myth of the Greek hero Heracles, one of Heracles' 12 labours was the fetching of the golden apples kept by the Hesperides.

That showpiece, "Christ in the Temple," strikes me, in reproduction, as by far the most fetching of the lot, garnished with a droll anachronism: Jesus holds forth over an opened Bible.

But their values are wholesome and decent, their loyalties are true and their flights from reality are not so buoyant that they can't be suddenly bumped to the ground.More fetching of the two is the screwball that the agile Miss Walker plays — a fey girl whose parents have all but deserted her and who consequently lives for the most part in a mink coat.

Some articles including [16, 25] co-relate HOL to fetching of the first data packets at the new-POA.

A badly chosen row key could spread the data across the HTable and make fetching of the data time consuming and result in poor performance.

Note here that the reaching motion differs from the fetching of the grasped food to the mouth, where the octopus arm is configured into a quasi-articulated structure with three segments and three rotary joints [22],[22],[22].

The most fetching of these is the Atheneum's own "Boy with a Hat" from around 1655.

Biak is an island to the far north east of Papua, exposed directly to the fetch of the Pacific.

The height of wind waves increases with increasing wind speed and with increasing duration and fetch of the wind (i.e., the distance over which the wind blows).

Friday we head to some of the more remote coral reefs in Indonesia, the reefs of Biak, Papua, on the far northeastern shore, exposed directly to the large fetch of the Pacific Ocean and reputed to have reefs of spectacular biodiversity.

Three inventory plots (50 × 50 m) were set up in 2007 within the 50% fetch of the eddy covariance tower towards the prevailing wind direction, east-southeast [16].