Sentence examples for not to fetch from inspiring English sources

"Little Uncle told you not to fetch arrows for me?" We nodded dumbly.

My son had gone back to the car, not to fetch snacks but to escape foul weather while playing games on my smartphone.

For example, it is possible to obtain the list of all events satisfying some criterion on the event's attributes or to compute aggregate numerical statistics on events collected (such as total throughput, average delay, etc)., but not to fetch events in relation with other events, or satisfying some sequence or temporal pattern.

The soldiers won't allow us to leave, not even to fetch water".

Olney did not drive, so he cooked little that he could not walk to fetch.

The city stood firm: no access, not even to fetch props and costumes.

However, the business is not likely to fetch any more than £50m, compared with the purchase price of £175m.

David C. taught Carmichael not just to fetch but to reach deep into the wheelchair and drop things in her arms.

Rodamco's building, however, is not likely to fetch as high a price because Bergdorf recently signed a 10-year lease, making it difficult for a new owner to raise rents.

In another study, after two chimpanzees had been taught the meaning of a number of symbols for different kinds of food and different tools, they were able not only to fetch the appropriate but absent object when requested to do so, but they could also sort the symbols into two groups, one for foods and one for tools.

With Rocket approaching, there was not time to fetch the movable steps.