Sentence examples for offered to fetch from inspiring English sources

I offered to fetch it for her and she said "It's a Volvo... no, it's an Audi.

Paul offered to fetch some cold water, but feeling unusually generous I said I'd get it myself.

The official offered to fetch his supervisor, who came and was equally polite, but she too was bound by the rulebook's hoops of steel.

Channel 4 offered to fetch the band to Prenton Park in a helicopter, but they would still have to miss the first half.

And which one of them was the inspiration for the character of the obsequious intern who offered to fetch coffee for Glass while he was busy conjuring evidence to cover his tracks?

He's already offered to fetch me some refreshments ("Well, if you were in my kitchen I'd get you a drink") and is responding to my questions with vigour, practically bouncing out of his chair as he talks.

The nice man clutching my fork suggests the chicken instead, and Home Boy gallantly offers to fetch it for me.

(While I'm there, one wanders through the empty foyer and offers to fetch me a coffee). Other amenities include valet parking, an on-site CT scanner and magnetic resonance imager, and private waiting rooms.

There is an offer to fetch the paper ("if"), and a threat that candy can only be acquired through this route ("only if").

"It's a curation of what we love and what inspires us," Mary-Kate continued, stopping when fiance Olivier Sarkozy, a businessman and the half brother of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, comes by and offers to fetch coffee.

Before leaving, offer to fetch her coat and help her back into it.