Sentence examples for go and fetch it from inspiring English sources

You can show a trained dog the word sit and they will sit, you can draw them a picture of a specific toy and they will reliably go and fetch it from another room.

And while there's time for politics ("New Orleans" considers the state of the city after Katrina), there's also "Big Black Dog", about an actual hound ("When you throw a ball/ She'll always go and fetch it") who's seemingly the only constant in a changing world.

They would snatch a prisoner's cap from his head, toss it across the lines of SS guards, then tell the prisoner to go and fetch it, knowing the SS would shoot him if he did; if he resisted the order, he was also punished.

Water was often only available if one made an effort to go and fetch it, and even then, to wash both hands with soap while pouring water from a container requires some dexterity.

They also claimed that at times they may have cassava in the farm but their inability to go and fetch it as a result of going to the clinic may mean that they have very little to eat when they return, that is if they were not admitted into the hospital.

If the child has a favourite toy, ask someone to go and fetch it.

The man behind the counter went and fetched it from a pillow in another room.

"He is moving to the Prinsengracht, and I'll go and fetch him from the tram as often as possible".

If you leave an umbrella in a restaurant, it is not worth it to weather a monsoon to go back and fetch it.

In the Akan concept of Sankofa, there is a mores that urges learners to "go back and fetch it," the "it" being the heritage and collective memories from which that person would have emerged.

You only need to respect it by going and fetching its meaning.