Sentence examples for is fetched from from inspiring English sources

Water is fetched from village wells, or delivered by tractor at up to 20 times the cost of piped water.

After a long delay while a replacement is fetched from the pavilion, Bravo clips four more through backward square.

If the evicted data is needed again, it is fetched from the main memory which can result in moderate overheads.

Whenever a core performs a steal, data is fetched from the memory of another core, which is to a certain extent equivalent to a migration.

Therefore, once per clock cycle, a 2048-bit vector is fetched from on-chip memory, and the HD calculation is performed.

Contextual content is fetched from sources like Wikipedia, Flickr, YouTube, Amazon, etc. but also Twitter and FriendFeed (more on that below).

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

Until 1681 water had to be fetched from pumped wells in the Canongate.

Water was fetched from a well, and at night, it was pitch black.

The land revenue records were corrected, and Mr. Bihari's good name was fetched from oblivion.

The story is traditional: there's a ring that has to be fetched from the bottom of the ocean, etc.