fetchers

When the money-fetchers returned, the cash was wet and had to be peeled off in delicate layers but the bar was prepared; above the register were miniature clotheslines and clothespins and dollars were promptly hung with care to dry.

Jasmine Moy: Rest and Relaxation: Cruise Along Turkey's Southern Coast 2010

When the money-fetchers returned, the cash was wet and had to be peeled off in delicate layers but the bar was prepared; above the register were miniature clotheslines and clothespins and dollars were promptly hung with care to dry.

Jasmine Moy: Rest and Relaxation: Cruise Along Turkey's Southern Coast Jasmine Moy 2010

When the money-fetchers returned, the cash was wet and had to be peeled off in delicate layers but the bar was prepared; above the register were miniature clotheslines and clothespins and dollars were promptly hung with care to dry.

Jasmine Moy: Rest and Relaxation: Cruise Along Turkey's Southern Coast Jasmine Moy 2010

Now, had they ran on the shoes of the police security personnel sent to fetch and snatch Lozada, I doubt it very much if they would make it face-to-face with the fetchers led by no less than the assistant chief of the airport.

Executive department belittles legislature 2008

Many women in Africa also bear the overwhelming burden of providing food for the family, in addition to being the hewers of wood and fetchers of water.

African National Congress Parliamentary Caucus 2007

But I confess I agree with what Lou Dobbs said - that the overly elaborate funerals, lifetime retinues of government security and fetchers for each 1st Lady 6 taking Roslynn Carter to her hair salon in 2004, and 400 million dollar libraries are helping recast the Presidency as a version of European of Pharonic royalty.

"Pelosi-palooza." Ann Althouse 2007

They are the fetchers of food and drink for European visitors, the tenders of native gardens, diggers in the soil for roots and gatherers of wild fruit in times of famine.

Where Women Make History: Gendered Tellings of Community and Change in Magude, Mozambique 2005

Those women who had the temerity to stand up and insist they wanted to be more than the coffee makers and paper fetchers in the movement were booed off the stage.

Trusting in Blind Stupidity 2006

Those women who had the temerity to stand up and insist they wanted to be more than the coffee makers and paper fetchers in the movement were booed off the stage.

Trusting in Blind Stupidity 2006

She had brought two CodePink “girls” with her: Tiffany Burns and Alicia Sexton, who would become my closest assistants, confidantes, gofers, present holders, water fetchers, buffers, and all-around friends.

Peace Mom Cindy Sheehan 2006