After decades of war, the pipes in this part of Angola were broken, the reservoir was cracked and there were no generators to power pumps.Not only was the water from the river dangerous to fetch, it was dangerous to drink, too.
But while filing a restraining order against an unmanned aerial system may still sound pretty far fetched, it's apparently conceivable enough the harrassment specter of some encroaching future to already be warranting discussion among federal agencies and privacy advocates.
Melt-Banana FETCH It's been six years since the last studio album by Melt-Banana, the Japanese band that's settled into duo-ness — just Agata and Yako, playing with nearly cartoonish precision and intensity.
Most fetching, it is notable especially for the vital work of the chorus and orchestra, conducted by Jos van Veldhoven, but has vocal soloists more than adequate to the task.
The modified Android OS and mobile homescreen replacement that sources tell us Facebook will unveil April 4th pushes your social life to you so fetching it isn't interruptive.
While there is of course more than an element of snobbery in the motivation of people paying the extraordinary prices that great Burgundy fetches, it is also true that the wine is unquestionably unique, there is nothing like it made anywhere else in the world, and very little of it is produced.
In the Akan concept of Sankofa, there is a mores that urges learners to "go back and fetch it," the "it" being the heritage and collective memories from which that person would have emerged.
Even this, though, is unclear about that "devastation," and although "mist of perfume and face powder" is fetching, it may be more suited to verse than to prose.
There is water to fetch, but it is expensive at 4 cents a pitcher.
In other words she cannot fetch water; it is only mama K [CCW 4] who helps with that.
It was his turn to go down to fetch it and as he was coming back out, that's when it happened.
