Sentence examples for fetch real from inspiring English sources

For instance, in the New York City borough of Manhattan, neighborhoods like the fashionable Upper East Side or the funky Upper West Side fetch real estate prices prohibitive for all but the relatively well-off.

The display module acts as a J2EE web server, fetches real-time or history traffic information from the database and shows it to web users.

Everyone saw Taz (not his real name) fetch a baseball bat from his flat and smash all the car's windows.

Alternatively, CerebralWeb may fetch this information in real-time from InnateDB.com (3) via a web service that provides Cerebral subcellular localization annotations for human, mouse and bovine genes.

But I also heard from an elderly widow, stuck in a big house she can barely manage alone, which would fetch $750,000 in this over-heated real estate market.

As jewelry, the opalescent material from the shell's inner surface — marketed as a cheaper alternative to real pearl — can fetch $80 for earrings, $225 for bracelets and $489 for necklaces.

This January Sapir put the home back on the market for the $50 million it couldn't fetch even during the New York real estate euphoria of 2006.

The 38-story tower, at 51 West 52nd Street in Midtown, could fetch up to $370 million, according to real estate industry estimates.

"This guy may be doing so much business that it has far more value than what a real estate sale can fetch".

Graded cards demand a real premium and can fetch as much as ten times the price of a nongraded card.

We can use the current images fetched from a real-time observation-type method to map them on the scene geometry estimated using a pre-observation-type method.