Sentence examples for the fetching from inspiring English sources
verb
To retrieve; to bear towards; to go and get.
The locale is the fetching Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse.
The fetching country singer-songwriter performs a love-centric set of works.
This whiff of condescension subverts the fetching frailty of Didion's literary persona.
Eddie returns, leaving behind Phil's secretary, Diane (the fetching Erica Leerhsen), with whom he was smitten.
Johnson is bowling like a dog at the moment, and his fielders are doing the fetching.
And then there's that golf pro, Bree, in the fetching person of Helen Hunt.
The schoolgirl in the fetching hockey outfit is named Mary Veal.
This whiteness sets off the fetching blue and white plaid ticking that covers nearly every mattress.
Turns out that the fetching woman driver also wants to enter the Monte Carlo rally.
But for all the fetching bare flesh and toned torsos on display, there's something curiously antiseptic about these libidinous larks.
Both dogs play the fetching-objects-by-name game one to 2 h per week with their owners.
