Sentence examples for to fetch yet from inspiring English sources
Nightly, I would make my unsteady trip down the basement stairs to fetch yet another bottle of his wine.
In the midst of a bout of particularly pyrotechnic batting by the Australians, as their opponents withered in the heat and despair of a Perth furnace offering nowhere to hide and few places to run bar the fence to fetch yet another bludgeoned boundary, Bailey placed his name alongside the great West Indian.
We sipped a smooth, slightly sweet 12-year-old Irish whiskey blend called Yellow Spot and watched her fetch yet another crème de menthe for one of her regulars, who wanted it poured over crushed ice.
Benny just learned to swim last year (he's only a year and half old) and so I don't think he's figured out swimming and fetching yet.
She's yet to fetch up on Benefit Street, conversing over a can of Kestrel Super with Fungi and White Dee, but, in fairness, there's still an episode left.
The piece was expected to fetch between $80,000 and $130,000 at auction, yet ended up selling for only £35,000 ($54,000) last night.
The car shown in the above pictures, which was offered this past weekend at Coys of Kensington's Continental Sports and Touring Cars London auction, has been fully restored recently and appears to be immaculate both mechanically and physically, and yet was expected to fetch no more than $90,000 (auction results were not yet in at the time this story closed).
One day, he said, a truckload of women had been taken back to a village that had not yet been destroyed, to fetch their belongings.
"Yet it lifted off of the face of the Earth and soared into the heavens to fetch new knowledge for mankind".
He went to Mali to fetch Touré.
