Sentence examples similar to fetch some coffee from inspiring English sources

Maddon fetched some coffee and said he felt like a kid who was home from school because of a snow day.

For all of her increasingly dodgy ethics, did anyone else quite relish Claudia being able to say she was, in fact, head lawyer having been told by Peter and Mark to fetch "him" and bring some coffee (even if the exchange didn't end wholly rosily for her).

After leaving the ivory tower, where for the most part, we experience egalitarianism and fairness, we fetch coffee and photocopy, or make coffee at Starbucks, if we find a job at all.

I don't expect you to fetch me coffee unless you're getting some for yourself.

Dell appears in an instant and is told to fetch us coffee.

Women fail to look their way, co-workers don't scurry to fetch them coffee and bosses stop thinking of them as someone on the rise.

Alas, there are more reliable guides to right conduct, ones that discourage regularly asking interns to fetch your coffee or give you a pedicure.

Warner mistook Blagojevich for a staff member and asked him to fetch a coffee, the governor recalled.

They're easy to watch and occasionally forget to fetch a coffee for true love is largely invisible.

Some companies merely make interns fetch coffee and make copies while others let interns step into the roll of a full-time junior employees.

"I wouldn't recommend going somewhere just to fetch coffee and photocopy.