(The restaurant was a late-eighteenth-century Parisian invention, and so, if you wanted, say, a "chine" of beef or a dish of anchovies to accompany your drink, you'd probably bring it along or have someone fetch it from a nearby cookhouse).
To get water, she and her children must now fetch it from a mosque in her area, which provides free water for neighborhood residents who cannot afford it.
They also claimed that at times they may have cassava in the farm but their inability to go and fetch it as a result of going to the clinic may mean that they have very little to eat when they return, that is if they were not admitted into the hospital.
Am I right?" The rat — he didn't see it; Bozeman had gone into the back room to fetch it — came in a cardboard container with a molded carrying handle on top, the sort of thing you got if you asked for a doggie bag at a restaurant.
"Confused and afraid of life, he would resort to honesty, a fool's tool that would dig a grave more quickly than undiluted corruption".Some of this spirited alienation is hilarious, likewise the jivin' dialogues between step 'n' fetch it Negroes on a Mississippi courthouse lawn.
Apologizing profusely, she said she would try to fetch it, and half an hour later, I got another call from the lobby: mission accomplished, lunch retrieved.
By roaming around the building of an evening, he could refresh his memory of where he had put things, so that if he ever needed something in a hurry perhaps years after he had first squirrelled it away—he could fetch it as he might fetch an old coat from a trunk in the attic.Such tricks to improve the memory are as old as anyone can remember.
The two of them set out to go fetch it, but along the way a criminal steals their map while they sleep.
Now it just takes three easy steps to copy-paste content either by directly entering data or by fetching it from a Web address and create a map based on the places the underlying software can identify.
