Sentence examples for later fetched from inspiring English sources

I handed over the dimensions and a week later fetched the sturdy if unlovely thing — a bargain at $150.

Polonsky later fetched up in a Cambodian prison, accused of kidnapping some Cambodian sailors, a surreal wrinkle that delayed the trial.

Also, given the substantial distances between homesteads in certain areas, staff were frequently dropped off in different locations and later fetched by the same driver or field coordinator.

So who would have thought that a vintage dress — from on- or off-screen — would later fetch a fortune at auction and become a fashion object of desire?

With three other men it took him about 10 minutes to kill each of the 27 elephants he poached, cutting off the trunk, splitting the skull and removing the ivory that would later fetch 500 Kenyan shillings (£3) a kilo.

"I have brought upstairs to you!" Simba announced 10 minutes later, having fetched a half-dozen cocktail frocks from above, gallantly underestimating my size.

His first posting was with the World Service, in Bush House, but a few years later he fetched up at Kensington House, a large, tatty office block in Shepherd's Bush – now a hotel – that housed the broadcaster's sport and arts departments.

Returning a few minutes later to fetch a forgotten coat, I discovered a very different atmosphere.

Once completed the file is uploaded to a data repository from where it can be fetched later during the service deployment procedure.

Four years later, the second car fetched just $2.5 million, also in a private transaction.

Moments later, Lucky was fetching slippers, laying out the tea service and dusting down the coffee table.