Sentence examples for fetching that from inspiring English sources
If a cow does not voluntarily attend a robot stall, fetching, that requires expensive labour, is required.
The latter, conventional CPUs are characterized by numerous redundant operations, such as the first memory cycle in instruction fetching that is part of any instruction cycle, and instruction and data prefetchings for instructions that are not always needed.
The best proof is "Pet Step Sitter's Theme Song," an intricately flowing tune by Mr. Almazan, with a curled melody so fetching that it later receives a solo piano reprise (as "Comet").
iOS 8 began only fetching that data when users purposefully tried to look at tweets, so Twitter could no longer count those as users.
I could have simply pulled out a dirty dish and washed it by hand, but the china was looking particularly fetching that morning.
"We learned from Fetch that when users know exactly what they want, users love text interfaces because it's quicker and easier than loading an app," explains Hadfield.
To my amazement, the magical "fetch" (that's the dragonfly equivalent of a "gaggle" of geese) stayed four mesmerizing hours the first day.
"Now fetch that young pair here".
"Still, if it fetches that kind of price, I suppose it has to be worth it.
He said it was unlikely that such a coin would fetch that much now.
