Sentence examples for fetch anywhere from inspiring English sources

Mr. Aguayo, who is working with a development partner, Martin Handler, added, "I've seen green homes fetch anywhere from a 5 to 30 percent premium".

There, 13 investors will try to recoup $76.5 million in loans, though experts say the building is unlikely to fetch anywhere near that amount.

In the United States, regular Havaianas retail around $10, while sandals decorated by local designers fetch anywhere from $80 to $160 in Beverly Hills.

Today, the teeth are typically sold online, where they may fetch anywhere from thirty dollars to thousands, depending on their size.

They surely won't fetch anywhere near the $43.7 million someone paid last week for one of Andy Warhol's seminal silk-screen paintings.

Great Gatsbys, an auction house in Atlanta, which is handling the two-day sale, has estimated the value of the property and antiques at $27 million, though the Realtor doubted the auction would fetch anywhere near that amount.

What Warhol, whose works never fetched anywhere near their current market prices during his lifetime, could not have anticipated is exactly what good business "business art" can be.

While officials at the gallery say it is too early to discuss prices, comparable works at auction have fetched anywhere from about $100,000 to upwards of $1.8 million, depending on the date, size, design and condition.

But he refuses to divulge how many works are on the list, and shies away from any money talk, quoting the American philanthropist Paul Mellon, "you stand in front of a painting like that and what is money?" Auction prices for works by Varma, however, have fetched anywhere from $600,000 to $2 million, while works by Gaitonde have commanded $700,000 to $1.5 million in the past three to five years.

These ads are typically a few words on the side of a page of search results or text, and fetch Google anywhere from pennies to a couple of bucks.

English translations do exist in Japan, intended for Japanese students of the language; you can nab a new copy of "Hear the Wind" for as little as $27.99, but "Pinball" is rarer, with a used copy fetching anywhere from $446.20 to $8250.