Sentence examples for fetch much from inspiring English sources
Classical music tends to fetch much higher prices on the collector's market than other genres.
Even up-to-the-minute laser printers struggled to fetch much above £20.
[Update: The owner decided to come forward.] But there are signs that the work could fetch much more.
A novel that was a best seller 10 years ago probably will not fetch much — if anything — today.
These cameras (including the FH20 and FH25) may fetch much more than their list prices on eBay.
While Infinium's approach can be used to produce other metals, including magnesium and aluminum, the company is starting with rare earths because they fetch much higher prices.
Along with dozens of other women, Ms. Zannou must fetch much-needed potable water for her family.
Growers are behind on sales of grapes, which are fetching much lower prices than last year.
The results were instructive: The $1.99 CDs flanked by $6.99 versions ended up fetching much higher prices than the CDs adjacent to the 99-cent offerings.
That must be doubly true for an office that had never fetched much of a price tag in the first place.
Mr. Pursglove said that four or five other businesses had been successfully auctioned on eBay, though each fetched much less than was offered for Packard.
