Sentence examples for currently fetch from inspiring English sources

Copies of the original book are rare, and currently fetch £2,500.

Only a few thousand copies of each issue were printed, and they rapidly became collectible — on the Internet, a well-thumbed number can currently fetch more than $200.

Most went to Nigeria and were bought for under £100, although fine examples currently fetch up to £100,000.

At 15 times earnings, the multiple Volkswagen currently fetches, Ford's current valuation looks justified.

Venezuela's oil currently fetches below $40 a barrel, down from an average of about $90 last year.

Thailand's benchmark rice is currently fetching around $630 a tonne, roughly what it cost at the start of September.

A Japanese first edition, originally published by Sokyu-sha, currently fetches around £2,000 on the collectors' market, up to twice that if signed by the author.

If Tri-Star could get the coal to a port just 1,000km away, that would add $40 to a tonne of coal, which currently fetches about $65 a tonne.

Sold for 200 baht (£3.60) a kilo on the forest floor, it currently fetches more than £30,000 per tonne (£30/kilo) in China's wholesale markets.

Even allowing for another $6 or so to liquefy the gas and transport it to Asia (and far less from Canada's west coast), the price would still be a lot lower than the $15-18 per MBTU that LNG currently fetches in Japer.

These reserves represent about 17% of Britain's remaining hydrocarbons, according to DECC, yet this frontier is only now being broached: Total, a French energy company, started building a pipeline to it in 2010.Such activity is viable only while prices are high: a barrel of Brent crude currently fetches $118 £755).