Sentence examples similar to fetched their own from inspiring English sources

Gursts do everything for themselves, carry their own bags, fetch their own icewater, etc.

Customers fetch their own water from a cooler; chopsticks and forks land on tables in a metal can.

They may still set up meetings or reserve plane tickets, but many executives may now have to file their own papers or fetch their own coffee.

Do you ever see Bill Gates Bill Gates or Warren Buffett Warren Buffett fetching their own luggage or removing their shoes and belts as they pass through airport security?

Watching wealthy donors and patrons of the arts feast on fine food is nothing new, but seeing them forced to carve whole sides of beef and fetch their own drinks was a serious, and welcome, departure from the norm.

Guests get their own private serape-topped beach lounge chairs, 50-inch plasma TVs, a 219-title DVD selection and "cinema butlers" to fetch lime-chili-cilantro popcorn, guacamole and drinks.

But they also cited anecdotal evidence suggesting that many villagers would not continue to fetch their water from a relatively distant well, especially one owned by another household (the vast majority of the wells surveyed were privately owned).

After 9 a.m., people started arriving to fetch their boxes.

He ran off into the jungle to fetch their mother.

They are usually the first ones to fetch their goats, tied up near their dilapidated homes.

Furthermore, fetching water using their own back and moving very long distance had different health problems.