Sentence examples for fetch a fortune from inspiring English sources
A few will go on to become the next Hockney or Warhol, and see their works fetch a fortune, although the vast majority will never enjoy financial success.
One of our most successful painters is Libyan-born Ali Omar Ermes, who recently presented to Tony Blair one of his powerfully poetic paintings (which now fetch a fortune, though you wouldn't know this from the modesty of the man and his house in Acton, west London).
There are tiny round tables covered with red vinyl, a bar with a couple of vintage neon beer signs that would fetch a fortune on eBay if anyone ever thought of selling them, and a group of regular patrons who look as if they've been coming to clubs like this since the heyday of conjunto music, from the late 1930's through the 50's.
Many members of the British Commonwealth gained locations in central London decades ago: Uganda, Zimbabwe and Tanzania have swanky central digs that would fetch a fortune.In this section The melting pot Angels and bankers Envoy envy Inked in Salisbury, global city What recovery?
Listings don't pop up often, but when they do, they often fetch a fortune.
More sTherelike this: Porn Stars Auction Their Bodies for Oklahoma Tornado Victims I found my love at a teenage Gypsy auction This Brazilian Girl Auctioned Her Virginity for £485,000.
Check that nobody wants it for play, heirloom keeping or for fetching a fortune on eBay because once you've changed it, it's no longer going to be that old dollhouse.
Salespeople helpfully fetch a different size.
She correctly follows the command "Fetch a Frisbee" or "Fetch a ball".
It can fetch a five-figure sum.
