Sentence examples for quick fetch from inspiring English sources

Wildlife is returning: quick, fetch the matches!

Bring her tea, and quick, fetch her my mink coat".

These skip the cut scenes altogether, putting you on quick fetch quests or short assassinations.

As shouts of "quick, someone fetch a bible" echo around the production studio, the confusion is swiftly and slightly embarrassedly cleared up by a flick through Genesis.

Quick, someone fetch her a plunging, sequin gown and / or lingerie made of diamonds.

Yuganskneftegaz is worth $30 billion, reckons the firm, and even in a heavily discounted quick auction it should fetch $12 billion-14 billion, more than all possible back tax claims combined.Some hardy optimists had still hoped for a fair auction, open to all.

(The 2,500 copies of that set sold out immediately, for a quick gross of $750,000, and now fetch $500 on eBay).

Shuttled from one exploitation to the other, they eventually fetch up on the quick sands of northern England as the dark water creeps in to cover their van.

There are no set fees, but the size and demographics of the audience matter; a quick shot of a company's logo in a movie can fetch from ten thousand to ninety thousand dollars.

When Hans Peter Karlsen was a boy in Oslo, a winter trip to fetch some milk for his mother usually meant donning his cross-country skis for a quick run to the store and back.

Whereas the pawn shop will fetch you the lowest price, it will also get you the cash in hand the quickest.