Sentence examples for expecting it to fetch from inspiring English sources

At the recent auction, she was excited about a green tartan suit made in 1950 for the Duke of Windsor, expecting it to fetch as much as $15,000.

Bonhams had been expecting it to fetch over £5m.The sale of the seal, and of Christie's cranes, show that even in a pounding market and the Chinese market certainly is that no sale can be taken for granted.

The auction house, Fine Art Auctions Miami, expected it to fetch between $500,000 to $700,000.

I would have expected it to fetch from either Albert/Einstein/SETI/SETIBETA.

Christie's expected it to fetch between $1.5 million and $2.5 million, plus the sale charge in excess of 12 percent.

It's gone up a bit in value - the auctioneers expect it to fetch £70,000.

Mr. Guerrieri had originally estimated the value of the house at $7 million, according to court papers, but when he showed it to buyers, he indicated that he expected it to fetch anywhere from $5.5 million to $8.5 million.

"Tower Bridge I hired out to a film company and got £300 for the week and hopefully, [this one] is not quite finished yet - I've got to lacquer it - hopefully I'll sell this one because those who do it in America make a fortune". He said if he sold Notre Dame he would expect it to fetch a "fair price" of about £1,000.

The auction house trading the work expected it to fetch around $5,000 and did not make a feature of it in the catalogue, but dealers including Hank Ebes, the successful bidder, recognised the painting's significance and it sold for $36,000 plus commission.

Black Earth said in its filing Friday that it expected to fetch prices of $176 to $208 a metric ton from wheat from the 2010 harvest.

It's expected to fetch up to £15,000 when it comes under the hammer.