Sentence examples for actually fetch from inspiring English sources

Anyone who has ever tried to sell a used car (or a used anything, for that matter) knows there is often a wide gulf between what a buyer thinks the item is worth and what it can actually fetch in the market, assuming the seller can unload it at all.

In Bangladesh, mothers actually fetch the household water; therefore, it is likely that the entire family can benefit from such an intervention.

The menu doesn't say it, but someone actually fetches the seawater from the Atlantic.

The Web site was actually fetched for you by that superfast connection — all you had to wait for was the streaming video image of it.

In some cases, these assets were valued at a far higher price than they could have actually fetched on the open market, which required investors to continue paying high fees.

For amusement's sake, check the pre-sale estimates of ten pictures consigned to any major auction against the prices that they actually fetched, and you will be lucky if three out of ten match.

Or perhaps you'd be better served by something that's actually fetching, a rarity in golf bag design.

(Or maybe not so odd, since Americans also stay busy singing about the long summer vacations they don't have and the White Christmases they never see, pretending that our reality is other than it is being one of the most — or, actually, least — fetching things about us).

Although one of the things that attracts me about SteelSeries is its understated design aesthetic, this new cherry-red version of their Siberia headset is actually quite fetching.

Emphasize that you're not interested in the savviest asking price but what the home is actually likely to fetch on the market.

Content should also be "pushed" to the individual employees or subscribers; a model that expects busy people to actually go and fetch content from a shared "pool" for posting on a consistent basis over the long term is wishful thinking.