Sentence examples for make fetch from inspiring English sources

Coffee has long been a flashpoint for strong emotions about the differences between service and servility in offices; in the 1970s, when the second wave of feminism began to undo the traditional dyad of male boss and female secretary, more than one secretary was fired for refusing to make, fetch or serve coffee.

Today's announcement isn't just about trying to make fetch happen.

As voice-first interfaces like Amazon's Echo, Google Assistant and Siri permeate the public consciousness, the question of how to get people to understand their utility and convince them to continue to use them regularly is going to be top of mind for the core companies trying to make "fetch" happen, so to speak.

Bo, stop trying to make fetch happen.

(Yes, we're still trying to make fetch happen).

So there's an incentive to, you know, make fetch happen.

Not that the Constitution place mats, founding father playing cards and "We the People" T-shirts don't make fetching mementos of a visit to the new museum of the American Constitution on Independence Mall.

A badly chosen row key could spread the data across the HTable and make fetching of the data time consuming and result in poor performance.

It's not, and Christie―whose grim defense across the morning shows made fetching Trump's lunch from McDonald's seem like a dream gig―ought to know that.

Many areas of the region have been affected by conflict which makes fetching water not only difficult but dangerous too.

But, since 1994, 1.2m houses have been wired up with electricity, and fresh-water taps have been installed for 1.7m people, eliminating the long walks women had had to make to fetch firewood and water.