Sentence examples for ready to fetch from inspiring English sources

One day, as Mr. Morland was getting ready to fetch her, Mary Rose disappeared, only to return three weeks later with no awareness that any time had passed.

Álvaro Uribe, Colombia's president, said recently that his government is "ready to fetch the terrorists that mistreat the Colombian people, from Venezuela or from whatever place they may be hiding".

TWO lines of attractive young white-jacketed waiters stood MGM-ready at the 10th annual National Design Awards gala at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York last week, looking equally ready to fetch Champagne or break into song and dance.

Earlier this month, one private British military firm, Northbridge Services Group, declared that it was ready to fetch him and collect a $2 million bounty that the United States Congress, in a bill authorizing $87.5 billion for emergency spending for Iraq and Afghanistan, passed earlier this year.

1 This anomaly is explained as the herders having their stocks fattened and ready to fetch a good price in the market, but the markets are closed; therefore, they cannot benefit from their perceived wellbeing.

When you are able to throw the toy and then have the cat carry it as he follows you back to the starting place, you are ready to play fetch with your cat.

"In the morning, after getting ready, I go to fetch Nadia," she says.

By the time the pen was ready and we returned to fetch Kosher, she was sprawled on the ground, lifeless.

Dressed and ready, I went to the cellar to fetch my bike.

That was even one of her stupid thoughts, one of the notions that floated by as Georgie, who'd brought her the news, hovered, ready to catch her if she fainted or to fetch water, a sweater, whatever she wanted.

Carrie's husband and their many children enter to fetch her the family must get ready for the high school graduation later that day.