Sentence examples for to retrieve someone from inspiring English sources

'I find it an attractive world.' It's easy to see him as someone hankering for some version of himself as a good-time guy, trying to retrieve someone who may never have existed.

At Jones' "Batman Returns" audition, the coordinator asked him to wait while he retrieved someone from the next room ― "Tim frickin' Burton," the film's director, as Jones put it.

I signaled that I would find someone to retrieve them and taking my still unaware son by his hand, went upstairs to the pool patio to do just that.

It was not in the room, but he sent someone to retrieve it from her limousine outside.

United sent someone to retrieve different jerseys from its practice site about 40 minutes away, but he became stuck in traffic.

The Jets' equipment manager, Clay Hampton, recalled today that he knew that it was Chrebet's 500th reception, and he dispatched someone to retrieve the ball.

The archive was notoriously slow and you had to wait ages for someone to retrieve the documents you had requested, so I just started idly looking through some other files to fill in time.

Heat radiated off the blackened metal, as several men carried a blanket to one of the cars, apparently to retrieve the body of someone who had been trapped inside.

Public identifiers like ICC-ID should not allow someone to retrieve private information.

Another dare would be for someone to retrieve the cup in the same manner.

Finally someone managed to retrieve his reply to Riven: "On four nappies," he wrote.