| ! Charlotte, go and fetch Dr Etchells and tell him to come straight away! | |
| " Raise me but £50,000, madam," says he "and I'll sail for Cádiz and fetch you such a Spanish treasure fleet as will make England rich again. " | |
| "And when the beat is on" "I'll go fetch my bass" | |
| "But I will fetch a little water, "and wash ye your feet, "and rest ye under a tree". | |
| "Clara, fetch the order book!" | |
| ! Charlotte, go and fetch Dr Etchells and tell him to come straight away! | |
| " Raise me but £50,000, madam," says he "and I'll sail for Cádiz and fetch you such a Spanish treasure fleet as will make England rich again. " | |
| "And when the beat is on" "I'll go fetch my bass" | |
| "But I will fetch a little water, "and wash ye your feet, "and rest ye under a tree". | |
| "Clara, fetch the order book!" | |
| - Abigail fetches him for dinner. | |
| - He fetches. | |
| 20 dollars gets you to a T shirt, 25 fetches a tote bag, and 50 dollars gets you this special CD package. | |
| A dog fetches balls. | |
| A real one fetches 30 million yen. | |
| - Abigail fetches him for dinner. | |
| - He fetches. | |
| 20 dollars gets you to a T shirt, 25 fetches a tote bag, and 50 dollars gets you this special CD package. | |
| A dog fetches balls. | |
| A real one fetches 30 million yen. | |
| "Being fetched out of the Yamuna river now. | |
| "Got a letter from Oshare. Finally girls are coming here again! Snowflake fetched it." | |
| 'I put away my trusty blade, fetched poison and the softest cloth.' | |
| (MUFFLED) I fetched it. | |
| (radio) Good news is that with God's help we can stop Global Warming. (Radio) In a world where the tails stop wagging, sticks don't get fetched and chew toys stay dry, | |
| "By fetching the Sanjeevani (life-saving) herb you had saved Lakshman's life." | |
| "By fetching the Sanjeevani (life-saving) herb..." | |
| "Min," he'd say, "you're rather fetching." | |
| "The 15th. Now, don't you look fetching." | |
| (Lowered voice) You see the fetching sandwich lady over there? | |
| "Being fetched out of the Yamuna river now. | |
| "Got a letter from Oshare. Finally girls are coming here again! Snowflake fetched it." | |
| 'I put away my trusty blade, fetched poison and the softest cloth.' | |
| (MUFFLED) I fetched it. | |
| (radio) Good news is that with God's help we can stop Global Warming. (Radio) In a world where the tails stop wagging, sticks don't get fetched and chew toys stay dry, | |
| "By fetching the Sanjeevani (life-saving) herb you had saved Lakshman's life." | |
| "By fetching the Sanjeevani (life-saving) herb..." | |
| "Min," he'd say, "you're rather fetching." | |
| "The 15th. Now, don't you look fetching." | |
| (Lowered voice) You see the fetching sandwich lady over there? | |
