Sentence examples for work to fetch from inspiring English sources

The police are called, and Mads has to leave work to fetch her.

The Giacometti was not the only work to fetch a high price at Sotheby's on Wednesday evening.

A bad schema can be ambiguous, require extra work to fetch data, and not return valid results even when good data is input into it.

At 3 30 p.m., I stop whatever I'm doing and leave work to fetch our kids," said Julie, a writer, adding, "I don't think the workplaces would attract the most talented people if they wouldn't offer this kind of flexibility".

Millions of other Africans, mostly girls, are in the same plight and have to sacrifice time that could be spent studying or working to fetch wood, often by walking long distances across dangerous terrain.

Such guarantees played a significant part in the downfall of Phillips, which had to pay out tens of millions of dollars to sellers when numerous works failed to fetch as much as their guaranteed price.How ironic that, having criticised Phillips at the time, both Christie's and Sotheby's are now competing with ever-higher guarantees of their own, in the manner of a losing gambler doubling up.

If there's a speed bump encountered, it would be in the Warhol fast lane, where second- and third-rate works manage to fetch prices higher than they deserve, thanks to collectors and dealers who are ultimately buying and selling the name more than the art itself.

The work is expected to fetch £150,000-£200,000 when it is sold at Bonhams on 23 January.

The robot in this work is intended to fetch and place objects, as well as opening/closing and switching on/off switches.

The auction house trading the work expected it to fetch around $5,000 and did not make a feature of it in the catalogue, but dealers including Hank Ebes, the successful bidder, recognised the painting's significance and it sold for $36,000 plus commission.

At the time of our testing, the simulation did not work, throwing "Unable to fetch diagram beans/process/1" error.