Nightly, I would make my unsteady trip down the basement stairs to fetch yet another bottle of his wine.
We sipped a smooth, slightly sweet 12-year-old Irish whiskey blend called Yellow Spot and watched her fetch yet another crème de menthe for one of her regulars, who wanted it poured over crushed ice.
In the midst of a bout of particularly pyrotechnic batting by the Australians, as their opponents withered in the heat and despair of a Perth furnace offering nowhere to hide and few places to run bar the fence to fetch yet another bludgeoned boundary, Bailey placed his name alongside the great West Indian.
The thought of the Taliban having "special forces" akin to the elite units fielded by the United States is far fetched, yet according to an AP report, the Taliban have fielded roughly 300 highly trained fighters that have proven successful on the battlefield.
Yes, the work is beautifully painted with a fetching yellow background, yet if its subject were someone else, or if it simply had an unfamiliar name in its title, it probably would have gone for quite a bit less.
And in spite of the movement's underground nature, the work of today's most prominent street artists is increasingly sought by galleries and collectors around the world, though the pieces are not yet fetching the sums attached to the art of New York's graffiti pioneers.
But also, it lets us post pictures of Twilight's freakish yet fetching actor Robert Pattinson, so really it's a win/win for us.
The steeply raked, arena-like interior of the 700-seat SF JAZZ may lack intimacy, but the amplification by Meyer Sound Laboratories is the most fetching I've yet encountered in a space that size.
That many autographs already in circulation could explain why a vintage Pennzoil piggy bank bearing Palmer's signature had not yet fetched an opening eBay bid of $4.99 by Friday.
With shops named "So So Fetch" and "Pink Yet Lavender", Carey then walks up to a wall, where she passes Jermaine Dupri, who makes a cameo appearance.
