Sentence examples for willing to fetch from inspiring English sources
He may have no religion, but Pompey, "always willing to fetch and carry", has "courtly manners" and proves an object of adoration until he suffers "a violent physick" and barks his last.
If there is no wheelchair access to the lounge, then a paraplegic colleague can readily claim unequal access and this claim has force even if she drinks as much coffee as she wants because someone is willing to fetch it for her.
This often left him reliant on an unselfish inside-right partner willing to fetch and carry the ball for him without expecting much in terms of goals or glory in return.
If not, find a helper willing to fetch for you when you run out of your favorite drink.
None of the countries that have offered him asylum have said they would be willing to go fetch him — a potentially complicated undertaking, given what happened to Mr. Morales's aircraft.
Maybe your boss is willing to find a college intern to fetch coffee so you can take on meatier projects.
Previous work in Araihazar has shown that 200-m distance is the upper limit for how far households are willing to walk on regular basis to fetch safe water from another well, and that distance to the nearest safe well affects switching (Chen et al. 2007; Opar et al. 2007).
Even if that happens, Yahoo shares seem unlikely to fetch anything close to the price Microsoft was willing to pay in 2008.
He went to Mali to fetch Touré.
