Fetching in a sentence

According to Mangulama, prior to the installation of the taps, her grandchildren would spend three hours fetching her water due to long distances.

And so it is that for purposes of posterity, for knowledge and to get some clarity on the policies of Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, the author Emmanuel Ado chose to bless us with this fetching book with a cover that immediately endears you to the book.

Artists have been fetching giant sums of money in recent years in selling their music catalogs.

Coming up this weekend is an event that is specifically for our four legged, fetching, drooling companions.

It’s all the love that Heather Gordon puts into her decadent cinnamon buns at her fetching seaside tea room Ida’s place.

Meanwhile, Nigel Snoad (he's the one playing viola) is a product manager of Google's Crisis Response team in the US and Nicky Davies (in the fetching ballgown) is an executive director of an environment peak body based in San Francisco.

Released by Toya in 1972, the album is a sought-after item these days, often fetching three-figure sums among collectors.

That’s four times what some neighboring houses were fetching before the storm, he said.

The owner has decided to sell after seeing other similar properties fetching more than expected at auction.

Though the store’s pricing model is to sell items for £5 or less, the book was put up for sale on eBay – later fetching £10,099.

Training helps your dog learn how to control their impulses – something that will come in handy when they’re out playing with other dogs or fetching a ball in the yard.

We are fetching in a little bit of youth as well.

Alla, from Vinnytsia originally, spoke of the challenges faced by her family where the unsettling routine of fetching children from school amidst air raids has sadly become commonplace.

Among the firm’s big projects was the luxury residential and retail complex One Hyde Park in Knightsbridge, completed in 2011, with the penthouse apartments reportedly fetching some of the highest prices on record.

Based on data from over 8,000 cat owners, the scientists found that about 41% of cats exhibited classic fetching behavior.

Earlier in the week, it was reported that scores of women and children fetching firewood were abducted by gun-toting bandits suspected to be members of Boko Haram.

Helps to automate the fetching of authority metrics.

In Sub-Saharan Africa, 45 per cent of the population collects water, and women are four times more likely than men to be responsible for fetching water.

Interestingly, terraced properties can be more expensive, fetching around £910,000.

Internships were poised to be a solution to this conundrum, but as one American University student soon found out while trying to bag work experience, nowadays it’s hard to even land a role fetching coffee for corporate executives.