By the time Beltran retrieved the ball and got it back to the infield, Lamb was almost home.
The ball was loose just steps from the end zone but Griffin was immobile not far from it, unable to get up and retrieve it.
If your attention's distracted, information drops out of working memory into short-term memory, from which you've got to retrieve it if you want to use it again.
Don't throw it in the trash". He got up, retrieved his blanket, wrapped himself up again, then headed back into the cold.
The incident allegedly occurred after Joyce realised he had left his mobile phone on a flight from London, and tried to get permission to retrieve it.
If a puck is catapulted for the board, the catapult-er must get up to retrieve it.
As you either get down to retrieve it, or they do, apologize for being a bother but then start a conversation.
But he did own a house, and in the house there was an answering machine, and he could call in and interrogate it, a new use of an old word, and get, no, retrieve, his messages.
These brain regions are where you store memories, where memories get retrieved.
Two days after that happens, the eggs get retrieved (if any eggs are viable) in a surgical procedure in which they're fertilized in a lab, and then the resulting embryo aka the "test tube baby"—is implanted back into your uterus.
As a consequence, strongly represented objects get retrieved even when this is contextually inappropriate.
