Sentence examples for get it fetched from inspiring English sources

"Time to Retire: Sleeping Sheriff," a punning painting for Fisk Tire Co. (Re-tire, get it?), fetched $112,500.

Get yourself a fetching new outfit if you like, but if you really want to honor -- and see -- the light, practice ahimsa.

This expense means they get a drink-fetching slave dressed like a go-go dancer, nipples visible through a mesh top, who is permanently on hand to top up their glasses convenient for when extending and turning your arm becomes too strenuous.

But when the father says to the mother, "Is there any ketchup?", the mother gets up and fetches it for him.

The doctor got up and fetched the tea.

She got up and fetched her cigarettes and lighter from the window above the sink.

(We finally got up and fetched a pitcher of water from a nearby waiters' stand).

Unfortunately, the servant got confused and fetched the similarly named Bar Kamza, who was the host's enemy.

The music gets fetched from Blog MP3s or Rdio (subscription required) and you can click the icon to play and pause music mixes, jump to the next track or queue songs.

The exact process whereby Liz loses her power of speech; why her daughter has the name she does; where Pearce gets that fetching scar – all these are revealed as Koolhoven's story takes its course, accompanied at all times by the more thunderous elements of the emotional orchestra.

Ask an official to do something, and he may ponder, before getting up and fetching the relevant form, whether it is worth expending the necessary calories.