"I don't like this country," she said, fetching a bag of rice for a customer from the Philippines.
The Siamese cat is slightly dehydrated, so Sedecaru fetches a bag of saline and, crouching on the floor with the cat firmly wrapped in a towel beneath her, inserts a line under its shoulder skin.
One day, his mother sent him to fetch a small bag of flour on credit from a nearby flour mill so she could cook flatbread for dinner.
It started with a neighbor two generations younger, who once asked Ms. Goodyear to watch her bags while she ran back upstairs to fetch a bow and arrows for a trip to Maine.
She is working on getting a Labrador retriever, Devon, to fetch a box of cereal from a counter and place it in a straw bag.
She correctly follows the command "Fetch a Frisbee" or "Fetch a ball".
It's not just down to their touring schedule, which makes you feel hysterical with fatigue simply looking at it, and which has left their van in a considerable state of disarray: in a beautifully bathetic display of the ravages of life on the road, when bassist William Cashion opens its door to fetch something, a bag of mouldy carrots falls on to the pavement.
Finally, Heywood maintained he had intended to join Bligh but had been stopped: "...on hearing it suggested that I should be deem'd Guilty if I staid in the Ship, I went down directly, and in passing Mr. Cole told him in a low tone of voice that I would fetch a few necessaries in a Bag and follow him into the Boat, which at that time I meant to do but was afterwards prevented".
In the late 1990s, the Auburn University golfer Jason Dufner and his buddies, fueled by beer, would fetch a few irons from their bags and hit balls late at night — from their front porch.
Daniel Scham, for example, is one of just 15 beaver hunters who still roam the woods, bagging beavers whose pelts fetch a mere $5 each, compared with $45 in the 1980's.
