I had fetched the rest of my family by now, and we spent most of the day, like the rest of Binche, following the clogging Gilles and their junior societies -- the Paysans, Pierrots and Arlequins, representing the liberal, socialist and Catholic schools of the town and destined (except for the girls, who must quit when they are 12) to become Gilles.
He modified the small boat, James Caird, that allowed Shackleton and five men (including McNish) to make a voyage of hundreds of miles to fetch help for the rest of the crew.
But for now, Istahil and her neighbours have to endure the time consuming and life endangering task of fetching water like the rest of the women in the villages.
If that's where the moderate McCain - hated by so many in his party for his rumored centrism - had fetched up, imagine where the rest of his howl-at-the-moon party was.
The thieves, apparently deciding that they couldn't hope to fetch such a price, abandoned it and the rest of their haul in their getaway car, which was discovered by police just hours later.
This person will care for the needs of the rest of the workforce, fetch drinks, make sandwiches, make runs to the store for last-minute needs, cook (or arrange) lunch and dinner, make phone calls, get directions, wash brushes, etc. Don't underestimate the need for this key person!
At 2 percent of assets, the rest of the unit would fetch a price of around $14 billion.
Abandoned railroad stations might be fetching in an eerie sort of way, but the rest of the museum was filled with artifacts of recent ruination that were too depressing to be entertaining.
Mark Wilde, managing director at Deutsche Bank Securities, thinks the rest of its timber portfolio will fetch at least $1.4 billion.
