Sentence examples for the fetching of from inspiring English sources

Medicine consists of roots, and the birth elicits calls for the fetching of sand, whose purpose remains mysterious.

The game's continuous, almost uninterrupted flow of action denies it a steady supply of intervals for the advertising of beer and the fetching of same from the refrigerator.

In the myth of the Greek hero Heracles, one of Heracles' 12 labours was the fetching of the golden apples kept by the Hesperides.

The waiters, although unfailingly polite and gentle in manner, seem perplexed by the very idea that their job entails the fetching of food.

Given that this SQL query is run very often, this would add extra time for the fetching of data.

Note here that the reaching motion differs from the fetching of the grasped food to the mouth, where the octopus arm is configured into a quasi-articulated structure with three segments and three rotary joints [22],[22],[22].

Intimations of wilderness within the fetch of suburbia.

Biak is an island to the far north east of Papua, exposed directly to the fetch of the Pacific.

And there is a long breath in the fetch of a wave which makes me breathe easy.'.

That showpiece, "Christ in the Temple," strikes me, in reproduction, as by far the most fetching of the lot, garnished with a droll anachronism: Jesus holds forth over an opened Bible.

This whiff of condescension subverts the fetching frailty of Didion's literary persona.