Sentence examples for time to fetch from inspiring English sources

"Before, it took a long time to fetch water.

As the interview ends, time to fetch the ice, he tells the story of the time he was hit by a car, broke his foot and kept playing.

He had come straight from work, had not had time to fetch his boxing shoes and had not slept in more than 18 hours.

And if they do try to leave the office in time to fetch and carry children, male colleagues are inclined to view them as wimps.

If she found herself out and about with a spare hour before it was time to fetch the boys, she would knock out a few rides.

They will not allow the ambulances to come". He adds that yesterday he tried to leave his house for the first time to fetch water but was scared by Israeli snipers.

He is unfailingly modest and polite – he runs up and down four flights of stairs seven times to fetch his pupils in person for interview – but in his good looks and easy charisma there is obvious star power.

I remember the morning sickness and Husband running out a zillion times to fetch me whatever remedy I thought might work this time: raw ginger, lemons, Cheerios, dry toast, vitamin B, seasick wrist bands.

27 apps — that do everything from games to music to movie times to fetching me a taxi.

Lacking two musicians, the hillbillies crank up a time machine to fetch them from Mozart's era.

Only half the area's boreholes and wells are operational, forcing women and children to spend a great deal of time walking to fetch water.