It seemed quixotic at first, but maybe the idea of turning the Tappan Zee Bridge into a walkway after a new bridge is built is not so far fetched after all.
But Mr. Todd lost his faith in the box he had found so fetching after a dealer friend pronounced it a cunning fake, a deliberately "antiqued" object, chemically aged and worked over to look old.
Or fetch us after dinner?
His first time out he felt bad watching his opponent fetch ball after errant ball, he said, adding, "It's a little dinky ball, and you just tap it, and it's all over the place".
The business could fetch $1 billion after taxes.
Nice touches: The "Mae-Baan," or live-in housekeeper, will fetch towels after you cool off in the handmade ceramic-tiled tub.
Another night, an ambulance screams up your street to fetch you after neighbors find you bloodied in the hallway.
DeMark went to the Milwaukee airport to fetch him, and, after wandering around the terminal for a while, came across a man with a long white beard, who pointed at DeMark and said, "You know how I know you're Tom DeMark?
I found Lily asleep in the faux ship-rigging of a window arrangement, and after a while, when I got her untangled, we walked home, her tripping in high heels, me carrying a bag that turned out not to be hers (or a bag), then later carrying her, then climbing a wall to fetch her shoes after she threw them, in either joy or rage, into the koi pond of a meditation center.
