Sentence examples for are fetching on from inspiring English sources

If banks have written down the value of these loans to the 40 cents on the dollar that they are fetching on foreclosures — the only true value for these homes right now — then why don't they bite the bullet and reduce the loan amount outstanding for the troubled borrowers?

So the suitor is offering significantly less than the company is fetching on the New York Stock Exchange.

You have heard about the four-figure prices the console has been fetching on eBay.

The lead characters were fetching on Friday evening, especially in their martial-arts duel in the dark, seeming convincingly blind despite the full stage lighting.

Instead of doctrinal differences, the motivation is the near record price that lead — the stuff many old church roofs are made of — is fetching on commodity markets.

He sold 295 of them for $600 each, a steal compared to the $4,500 they're fetching on eBay today.

Part of building this app was assembling a collection of assets that could be fetched on demand, including the sound files themselves, movie summaries, poster art, and links to the various third-party services.

Those same strategies are being pursued by virtually all the big pharmaceutical companies, to the extent that the acquisitions of biotech companies are at an all-time high and the prices they are fetching are on the rise.

Presidential trading cards, released by the Topps Company on Feb. 6 and featuring the candidates' likenesses and autographs, are fetching high prices on eBay this week.

The central bank is seeking to offset the boost in demand that Australia will enjoy from its commodity exports, which are fetching high prices on world markets.

Tickets for the team's annual neutral site clash with the University of Georgia, played in Jacksonville on Oct. 31, are fetching as much as $1,366 on StubHub.