Ms. Nieves left the bodega briefly to fetch something at her apartment across the street, so she was not there about 6 15 p.m., when, the police said, Mr. Lynch walked in and asked if he could order a sandwich.
You had intended to spruce yourself up a bit but, before you know it, it's 5pm and – although there's a shirt on your top half to make you look presentable for that Skype meeting – your bottom half bears a pair of penguin pyjama bottoms (which is fine, as long as you don't forget and stand up to fetch something mid conference call, as happened to a friend of mine).
"My son was really intelligent, he was really honest, when I sent him to the store to fetch something, he always came back with the right change," said Emmanuel's father, Ater Aguek.
By Ted Walker The New Yorker, November 25 , 1974P. 46 In his home in England, a husband goes up to his bedroom to fetch something & notices on the window ledge a martin building a nest.
(Going to the kitchen to fetch something, while remembering what it was you needed, for example).
When clients like Martin's diamond lover ask the Envy Group to fetch something, it's the company's job to say, "At once, sir".
It's not just down to their touring schedule, which makes you feel hysterical with fatigue simply looking at it, and which has left their van in a considerable state of disarray: in a beautifully bathetic display of the ravages of life on the road, when bassist William Cashion opens its door to fetch something, a bag of mouldy carrots falls on to the pavement.
Each time he is sent to his auntie's house to fetch something -- a piece of rich gold cake, a pound of freshly churned butter, a sweet little puppy, a just-baked loaf of bread -- he manages to mishandle it.
As they reached to pull out their chairs to begin work, I told them we needed to fetch something first.
