Sentence examples for was fetched from from inspiring English sources

Water was fetched from a well, and at night, it was pitch black.

The land revenue records were corrected, and Mr. Bihari's good name was fetched from oblivion.

The family trunk was fetched from the attic and set out, open, on the floor of the front room (front rooms not being used except for visitors).

Following his final stroke in May 1970, Forster was fetched from his rooms at King's College by the Buckinghams and put to bed at their Coventry house, where he died.

At dawn on the morning of 6 November 1914, in cold, foggy and bleak weather, Lody was fetched from his cell by the Assistant Provost-Marshal, Lord Athlumney.

The ligand SAM was fetched from an antibiotic-related methyltransferase protein (PDB code 3P2K: D).

Until 1681 water had to be fetched from pumped wells in the Canongate.

The story is traditional: there's a ring that has to be fetched from the bottom of the ocean, etc.

There is electricity here and a digital TV and DVD player, but water must be fetched from an outside pump.

Water is fetched from village wells, or delivered by tractor at up to 20 times the cost of piped water.

After a long delay while a replacement is fetched from the pavilion, Bravo clips four more through backward square.