Sentence examples for and has fetched from inspiring English sources

A share costs around $2m and has fetched as much as $4m.It is hard for former wrestlers to make a living outside the ring.

But the 5-year-old WhatsApp is far more established, and has fetched its owners a far greater sum.

Westinghouse's bits and pieces have ended up in good hands, and Mr Reynolds has fetched impressive prices for them.

Owing to its rarity, the VC is highly prized and the medal has fetched over £400,000 at auction.

Its animated "Despicable Me 2" has become Universal's most profitable movie ever with more than $830 million in worldwide box-office sales, and "Fast and the Furious 6" has fetched more than $785 million.

One quarter of Canada's export revenue comes from the oil and gas industry, and the high prices oil has fetched for most of the 21st century have led to a national economic dependence on the product.

George Cruikshank and Pierce Egan roister around the Regency-era West End in search of the material for Life in London (1821), Gilbert à Beckett sets to work on Figaro in London, the precursor of Punch, and the suspicion that one has fetched up in a kind of fictionalised PhD thesis is sometimes too strong for comfort.

"The work of masterpiece quality has fetched very high prices".

An album signed by John Lennon hours before he was shot dead has fetched £23,750 at auction.

NO painter who has fetched $3.8 million at Sotheby's quite qualifies as a secret.

A putting lesson with Woods has fetched $155,000.