Sentence examples for out to fetch from inspiring English sources
"I almost saw Almanzo driving out to fetch you home across the endless snow.
Three years ago, the Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa set out to fetch a bit of asteroid and return it to Earth, and last November, the little satellite set down on a 500-meter-long asteroid called Itokawa.
An estimated 300 million golf balls are lost each year, and divers are sent out to fetch them.
"OK," I said, and went out to fetch a diaper.
To complete the tableau, Bohlin had gone out to fetch fresh bread and marmalade.
"At about 7.20pm Coral sent April's brother out to fetch her.
The latter intention caught Wolfgang by surprise, but despite his light colored, long coat, he fetched a van Veen Grab Sampler (which, I believe, still exists), drove us to the Port of Hamburg Harburg, and pointed out where to fetch a "suitable" sample… The man really knew his environment: That was the most evil smelling sediment I have encountered ever since.
The two of them set out to go fetch it, but along the way a criminal steals their map while they sleep.
Out came Girardi to fetch Colon, who made that long, slow walk toward an uncertain future.
And he did not see her again until the day before Christmas Eve, when he went out after dark to fetch water for Mother Vera's bath.
That something turned out to be fetching jersey tops and halter-neck tunics worn with womanly skirts or mannish pinstripe trousers, and shown with black fishnet leggings and those spiked-heel shoes that never fail to excite the customers at a Pigalle bust-and-leg revue.
