Sentence examples for from fetching from inspiring English sources

He does whatever is necessary, from fetching kegs and bartending to taking orders and vacuuming the floor.

For instance, if more families had a working pump close to home, would that free children from fetching water and allow them to spend those hours attending school?

"We took them back down to dust with a sledgehammer" to prevent treasure hunters from fetching shards out of the trash to glue back together, she said.

Lariba says her main enjoyment comes from fetching water and washing up, which is more sociable and less degrading than collecting dung for fuel with her mother.

"The days when the donkey was employed to do everything from fetching water to building railroads are gone, never to return," he acknowledged.

From fetching everyone's fish and chips, slathered with vinegar not ketchup, he moved up to more particular orders: a one-egg omelette for Ringo, cheese-and-cucumber sandwiches for George, and for John caviar and chocolate cake.

Many formulations have been developed so far to predict the wave height and period from fetch length and wind blowing duration for a constant wind speed.

This study aimed to predict wave parameters from fetch length and meteorological factors by using triple diagram methodology based on Kriging principles.

For operational purposes in ocean engineering this means that power-laws from fetch limited situations describing the wind sea growth can be applied in more realistic situations in the open sea when swell is present.

Taking a break from fetch at the park -- this is his "more please" face.

"Companies are trading, material is moving and plastic is fetching from £40 to £100 a tonne".