Sentence examples for be expected to fetch from inspiring English sources

Based on the current price of Blockbuster shares, with no premium Viacom's stake could be expected to fetch $2.8 billion.

That is because they are enforcing fair-value accounting, in which assets must be marked regularly to the market price: that is, what they would be expected to fetch right now in a sale.

The latest contracts are expected to be offered for three years and Pietersen, a brilliant player and immensely popular in India, would be expected to fetch a price at the highest end of the scale and as such would be extremely lucrative.

Fancier guns, ones with diamonds and other gaudy gemstones, can be expected to fetch over $60K.

He will also be expected to fetch food and clothing from the team car - and give up his bike if his leader has a mechanical problem.

The faster speed could cut coast-to-coast travel times by an hour, or three hours on flights from New York to Asia, and would thus be expected to fetch premium from air travelers, says Bill Dane a senior aerospace analyst for Forecast International.

It is expected to fetch £125,000.

It had been expected to fetch $2.5 million to $3.5 million.

It is expected to fetch £1.5bn.

It is expected to fetch $3.2 million.

The piece was expected to fetch $1.5 million to $2. million.