Sentence examples for fetching up for from inspiring English sources

Fetching up for a session with a tutor having skipped the prep work clearly isn't going to cut it: Sherlock acknowledges that students don't always understand the requirements of the blended learning approach when they first arrive "and more work needs to be done to explain it".

Imagine Coldplay fetching up in New York only to be upbraided for not sounding like Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins.

She said men are making dolls, too, collaborating with their wives and fetching up to $2,000 for the finished works.

The South Korean company was the only carmaker to splurge on two separate ads during Sunday's game, for which 30-second ad spots fetched up to $3 million.

I just questioned the likelihood of Sovay fetching up in a brothel - for the best of reasons - and understanding what sort of place it was, especially as the young girls there turned out to be boys.

Camel milk in particular is one byproduct going to waste, despite fetching up to $40 in America for just one liter.

And it is true that van Harden, who had been married twice, before eking out a living as a journalist and poet, left Germany in the 30s for Switzerland and Italy, before fetching up in England.

A quickie marriage and a green card later, he lit out alone for Southern California, fetching up at last in San Marino, an affluent enclave that borders Pasadena and is characterized by fanciful, grand domestic architecture.

With each tusk fetching up to $6,000, tens of thousands of elephants throughout Africa are killed for their tusks.

What a pleasure to fetch up here for a night.

Although there are extended references to Joyce's problems with Ulysses before Sylvia Beach (Dobbs) fetches up funds for publishing, little analytic is revealed about the author's influences.