How to use "fetch" in a sentence

As soon as I find a job, I'll come and fetch her

Madeleine was making preparations to leave for Montfermeil and to fetch Cosette himself, he had a visitor

Three days to fetch this unfortunate woman's child

'To fetch my child?' she cried

One evening, Madame Thenardier ordered Cosette out into the cold to fetch water

The old man put three 500-franc notes on the table and said, without smiling, 'Now fetch Cosette.'

'All right, I'll fetch her today

'Robert, will you fetch a coat for Mrs de Winter?'

While he went to fetch her Honda, she stood in the warm late-afternoon sunshine, unable to stop grinning.

Knock three times on the door to show that you understand and then fetch me a bowl of milk with some brandy in it.

I called Mary and I ordered her to run and fetch Dr Haydock

There's a good man in Much Benham, who knows all about old silver and I've sent a car to fetch him

The possibility of the other man actually coming to fetch her - oh well