Sentence examples for who fetch from inspiring English sources

Many of the foreigners who fetch up in Syrian jails are radicals who have been involved in religious schools.

"Buy your fair-trade coffee beans by all means," she says, "but don't assume fair-trade principles govern the conditions of the men who fetch it to you.

"The Source" is the story of women, young and old, who fetch water far from their arid mountain village, while their men sit and watch the world go by.

And why else do they need the extra dough, except to surround Lance with domestiques, the teammates who fetch his snacks, cellphone and extra jacket and draft for him.

Climate change hits women hardest because in most of the world it is the women who do the farming, who fetch the water and who, however adverse the circumstances, carry on nurturing.

Republican businessmen have bankrolled Democratic politicians who fetch government money and contracts, and solid Democrats behave in avowedly libertarian ways whenever that will benefit their enterprises.

This was a name for a "station house hanger-on" who fetched coffee.

Within seconds, I have been greeted by name by an efficient and charming woman who fetches me tea.

Glenn Ford plays Johnny, a wastrel who fetches up in a quaintly imagined Buenos Aires just before the end of the war.

The silver liquid mystified the boys who fetched the balls out in the field as they could not pick up the liquid.

Sometimes, it's just one kid who fetches the clubs out of the trunk, but he hands them to another kid two feet away.