fetches造句

Hunger fetches the Wolf out of the woods.

Plenty of money often fetches out a person's worst qualities.

They'll be fattened for the sushi market, where their buttery meat fetches high prices.

It fetches the details of the order ID and displays them for the user.

It 's an unwritten law around here that everyone fetches his own coffee, even the managers.

After all, quinoa fetches up to five times the price of soy beans in the U.S. and European markets.

reduce I/O by taking the advantage of indexes, caching, reduced logging overhead, summary tables, and reduced fetches.

An alternative is to write a function that fetches only the immediate dependency list for a user-selected plug-in.

This means that DB2 fetches every data page in the table space sequentially into the buffer pool.

If she is underage, Salma goes to the police headquarters, fetches an officer, and shows up at the wedding to stop the ceremony.

The librarian then fetches the book for you by participating only in the storage system. The unique serial number is the bridge between these two interdependent systems.

This oil, a litre of which can take up to 20 hours to make, fetches a high price as a culinary delicacy and a cosmetic product.

It also provides for byte, halfword, word, and quadword operand fetches and stores between storage and a set of 32 Vector Registers (VRs).

A software robot,called a spider or crawler,automatically fetches sites all over the Web,reading pages and following associated design,a spider will return to a site periodically to check for new pages and changes to existing pages.

The event monitor fetches event data from the event queue table based on the configuration data, converts the events into JMS messages, and puts the JMS messages on a JMS event queue.

Sitting in her new flat, Sana fetches the only drawing she says she has done since the killing of her brothers - in charcoal grey, against a shaded blue background, are the names of the boys.