Sentence examples for fetch at the from inspiring English sources

Transporting tomatoes or beans to the nearest market town costs as much as the goods would fetch at the market.

She snapped a picture of her husband, who seemed more anxious about how much the car would fetch at the auction than about giving it up for good.

DaimlerChrysler took a $400 million charge in the third quarter to cover lease losses on Chrysler vehicles, mostly Jeeps, because of overly optimistic assumptions about the prices they would fetch at the end of leases.

But also worthy of your carefully curated feed is her Brick Suit (pictured, above), which would have looked very fetching at the Labour party conference.

When not discussing hose clamps or dual-coil ignition systems, much of the car talk here involved comparisons to the art market and what cars were fetching at the five auctions this week.

In any case, Professor Branch said in an interview, the odds are extremely low that G.M.'s stock will be higher when the company emerges from Chapter 11 than the 75 cents it fetched at the end of the day it filed for bankruptcy.

Though many details are unclear, it appears that the banks kept a sizable part of the bonds issued by their C.D.O.'s on their own books this spring and summer, believing that they were safe and that the market for them would recover from the slightly lower prices that the securities were fetching at the time.

That was just over half the enterprise multiple that big traditional shopping malls were fetching at the time.

This underflow can be avoided if some bits are pre-fetched at the beginning of the transmission, with a slight increase in LOS.

The stock has recovered some ground in the last few months, up approximately 50% since early July, but the shares are still down from the 648 pence they fetched at the time of the April 20 Deepwater Horizon rig explosion, which killed 11 workers and caused the worst environmental disaster in U.S. history.

During the treatment period cows were fetched at the designated time of night from pasture onto the laneway, after which, cows were free to stay there (for up to 3 h) or to continue walking towards the milking facility without further encouragement.