Sentence examples for only fetching from inspiring English sources

If the district has a problem, they say, it is not the law-abiding women sitting in pink windows wearing only fetching smiles and eye-popping underwear.

iOS 8 began only fetching that data when users purposefully tried to look at tweets, so Twitter could no longer count those as users.

The top female artists, while only fetching a fraction of the prices compared to the male market leaders, had trouble securing steady success throughout the year.

A mile away in King's Cross, it still would only fetch around £750,000.

Servers pass through from time to time, but they will only fetch food; beer you must get yourself.

That bed, remember, only fetched £2.2m, while some living male artists are making in the region of £40m these days.

The stilted appearance of several characters might explain why it only fetched 10,000 guineas, or £11,000, when sold at Christie's in 1970.

In my quest to find out where the food packaging in my box goes, I discovered that the cleaner, kerbside-sorted variety not only fetches higher prices but is processed closer to home.

A workforce that was used to making tens of thousands of dollars on each sale had neither talents nor enthusiasm for selling computers that would only fetch a few thousand dollars each. None of DEC's PCs were a hit with consumers.

Even then, the accounts and passwords would only fetch minimum values in bulk packages.

The use of an API allows data providers to integrate multimedia content without having to worry about the database size as data is only fetched on demand.