Sentence examples for fetch a good from inspiring English sources

If sellers cannot fetch a good price, they will limit the supply of what they offer, or adulterate the quality.

The divers work in pairs, for safety and company, and many have become well-off thanks to their trade: the anemones fetch a good price.

Her tone is enraptured: "Out of dem all he is de smartest an' de strongest — an' — he fetch a good price".

Many villagers fish for crabs in the Sundarbans – even though it's illegal in the protected reserve – because they fetch a good price at markets in nearby towns.

Managers and directors are all working towards the same medium-term goal of listing or selling a company that will fetch a good price because it is seen to have a long-term future.

Through an interpreter, the older poacher says that the muntjac would fetch a good price on the black market, about 6,000 riels from a middleman who would sell it to a restaurant that serves endangered animals.

If so, its soul fetched a good price.

His pieces, acquired by many collectors, fetched a good price for the time, as much as $10,000, according to the Salmagundi exhibit catalog, which relied on research by the exhibit curator, the art dealer Joan Whalen, and Anne Cohen DePietro, director of American paintings at the Doyle New York auction house.

Julianne Moore just adores Colin Firth it is left to Tim Robbins to puncture the reverential mood, recalling his first meeting with Morgan Freeman, when the great man turned to him and spoke these words of wisdom: "The secret of being a good friend is fetching a good cup of coffee.

In Europe the Focus is a middle-class car that fetches a good price for that market.

A huge part of the food wastage problem is down to the economics of the food industry, with farm produce falling broadly into two buckets: the perfect stuff that satisfies food buyers by checking all their boxes regarding quality and quantity and thus fetches a good price.