Sentence examples for she would fetch from inspiring English sources

In the morning, she would fetch leaves to protect it from the rain.

Selling her brick-faced split-level home is out of the question: she knows it would fetch less than what she paid for it 25 years ago.

And if the Tomlins were to sell their Colonial-style house, Mrs. Tomlin said she doubted it would fetch more than $250,000.

Based on the price Herzog reportedly would fetch, she said, Knight's stock price is much too high.

But I also heard from an elderly widow, stuck in a big house she can barely manage alone, which would fetch $750,000 in this over-heated real estate market.

Maybe Fati would fetch her and carry her around until she fell asleep or forgot.

Its "magnificent" detailing and classic Georgian block layout would fetch more attention farther south in Connecticut, she asserted.

She snapped a picture of her husband, who seemed more anxious about how much the car would fetch at the auction than about giving it up for good.

If anyone asked and even if nobody did she would fetch from her stocking-drawer in their blue satin case, tied with a blue silk ribbon, Fidel's letters, and read them aloud.

Its British assets would fetch billions.

What they would fetch now.