For similar reasons, though data are always fetched at least one full block at a time, the system will combine multiple blocks into a single fetch operation whenever possible.
Don't always be fetching the ball for your partner.
The current HTTP standard has served the web well over the years, bit HTTP's one-request-at-a-time model means that all those small objects that now make up many modern sites can't always be fetched in parallel.
He may have no religion, but Pompey, "always willing to fetch and carry", has "courtly manners" and proves an object of adoration until he suffers "a violent physick" and barks his last.
And while there's time for politics ("New Orleans" considers the state of the city after Katrina), there's also "Big Black Dog", about an actual hound ("When you throw a ball/ She'll always go and fetch it") who's seemingly the only constant in a changing world.
And Ronnie was the one always sent to fetch him from the pub.
Of course, waterfront property is always among the most coveted, fetching high prices for even a sliver of a view out to the horizon.
From the great Mark Twain: "Chicago -- a city where they are always rubbing a lamp, and fetching up the genii, and contriving and achieving new impossibilities".
Forward and stepwise models both suggested that always having access to water, fetching water, requiring > 30 minutes to fetch water, and breastfeeding were all independently associated with MSD.
A chifforobe, in the living room, was a monument of security to the boy and his optimistic mother; from it they had always been able to fetch something practical and protecting and matter-of-fact.
