Sentence examples for fetch in from inspiring English sources

It is unclear how much the business may fetch in a potential sale.

That Deutsch painting he bought for $3,940 in 1993 could easily fetch in the six figures on the market today, Mr. Piening said.

But experts say the prices demanded by Khalil are a fraction of what those objects can fetch in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Europe and the United States.

Her canvases now fetch in excess of $1m.

The jewellery had been expected to fetch in the region of £3 million.

WhipCar provides suggestions for the prices different cars might fetch in various neighbourhoods.

Models are supposed to show the price an asset would fetch in a sale.

If he were to get traded, he pondered aloud, what would he fetch in return?

Surely there's no harm in wondering how much a used DBS will fetch in 10 years.

Is it at all conceivable to have [? bunks ?] that fetch in new code or an allocator that shuffles somehow?

Oil's fuel monopoly is the leverage that enables a barrel of crude to fetch - in tight markets - the $75-$75-$125 industry profitability requires.