Sentence examples for fetch a buck from inspiring English sources
In the last two weeks, thieves have broken into a shipping-container-turned-storage-shed and stolen generators, mowers, amplifiers and anything else that could fetch a buck.
(In that first year, for example, big-name players such as Bruce Sutter cost as much as $42. Others, journeymen such as Tim Foli, fetched a buck).
("That's not a parenthesis," a puffed up dot-commer informed me last March when his ginseng/Viagra/toenail polish e-store fetched a billion-buck valuation. "Heck, that's a smiley face!") National is free of smiley faces; its P/E ratio is a sourpuss 6.5.
Salespeople helpfully fetch a different size.
Today, Shirley and her mother have already fetched a doe-fawn pairing, several bucks and another creature that, due to its final resting place at the center of a busy road, has been rendered unrecognizable.
It fetched a generous £313,250.
She fetched a heavy sigh.
A NURSE runs and fetches a DOCTOR.
But the number of sauvignon blancs regarded as great -- that can fetch big bucks or at least whet demand because of their scarcity -- is minute.
The reserve price started at $350, but will surely fetch big bucks from some rich kid.
