One day, at the height of his prosperity, William John drove over to Menheniot Churchtown (where his sister Tryphena resided with her boy Nandy and kept a general shop) to fetch them over to Merry-Garden for a visit.
Ambroise, who was the grand master of the ceremonies that day, had made them promise to remain in their room, like sovereigns hidden from their people, until he should go to fetch them.
I went to Paris this morning to fetch them," he said, "and I've brought them here to reconcile us all!
She made no haste to fetch them, however, but stood looking at Gervais, who was asleep in his little vehicle.
He waited a bit, and then drove over to the smith's to fetch them.
I'll have tofetch them up," said he in his lordly way.
A few of her clothes still hung in the house, and there was a straw hat with birds' wings on, wrapped up in a paper, in the loft, but she did not come to fetch them.
I wish their friends would come to fetch them--I do.
If no one comes tofetch them in a day or two we must do something--even if I have to take them myself to the English Embassy.
You are quite right, they are little gentlepeople, there is no doubt of it; and I feel sure the Papa will come to fetch themin a few days.
These they placed upon the beach, and called to us on board to fetch them away.
As they were known to be without arms, I thought two would be sufficient, and accordingly dispatched a petty officer, and a corporal of the marines, with the Indian guides, to fetch them back.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fetch them" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
