Essentially, we were asking Saturday-night kids to fetch us answers to both the second world war and the migrant crisis, and solve the logically implicit paradox of time-travel: challenges not noticeably muscled up to most weeks by The X Factor or, for that matter, Question Time.
Since then, the two companies have created a search and advertising partnership, in which Microsoft's Bing search engine fetches answers to user queries while Yahoo's sales force sells ads against those results.
Microsoft already has in place a wide-ranging agreement with Yahoo: Its Bing search engine fetches answers to user queries, while Yahoo's sales force sells ads against those results.
It turns queries such as "sales of TV by region to men under 40″ into dozens of lines of database gobbledygook that fetch and combine answers from sales, inventory and customer databases.
We go inside, away from the awfulness in the next-door garden, and she becomes one of the most vividly alive people you could ever meet: sprinting to fetch books, to answer the phone, to the piano to play the opening bars of Schubert's Fantasy sonata.
Ach, it's so boring," she said, and sent me off to do this or fetch that, anything but answer my questions.
"That's a porn movie from 1978, and thus off limits," Mr. Gray said, getting up from the table to fetch the cannoli, "and the answer is Jim Clark".
[World Business, Section W.] How He Came to Love Stocks Douglas M. Atkin, chief executive of the Instinet Group in New York, said when he was a junior in high school he became an assistant to a broker's assistant at a Merrill Lynch retail branch in Princeton, N.J., fetching coffee and answering phones.
As you pause your film to answer the door or fetch a Coke, the experience ceases to be cinema.
The King's council decides that Reynard must answer these charges, and Bruin the Bear is sent to fetch him.
