Sentence examples for fetch record from inspiring English sources

Some 23 artists and celebrities – also including Marc Quinn, Keith Tyson and Matthew Williamson – each designed a special deckchair, with the original 250 limited editions expected to fetch record prices at auction in aid of the parks.

The McQueen Ferrari — one of several that was expected to fetch record amounts at this year's Monterey auctions — is a 1967 275 GTB/4 that the actor ordered from the factory in Italy and had delivered to the San Francisco set of "Bullitt".

Cars that qualify in all of the above fetch record-breaking prices.

Many fetched record prices last night.

In July 1996, pig meat was fetching record prices as the BSE crisis scared meat-eaters away from beef.

Prized for their rarity and their often exceptional workmanship, they are fetching record prices at auction, beating estimates and surprising experts and collectors alike.

He had similar hopes for the area along the High Line, where he bought properties last year when they were fetching record prices.

Jewellery and art Gold prices are falling, but the best untreated stones – particularly 'fancy' diamonds and other coloured stones – are fetching record sums.

Thanks to the nation's unprecedented and currently much-debated real estate boom, houses in top vacation spots like Sullivan's Island have been fetching record prices.

And the price of gold may have something to do with it: it has been fetching record prices, in the vicinity of $1,200 an ounce, in the commodities market.

The legendary Italian white truffles (tuber magnatum pico) are always gone by January; in any case, the 2003 crop was so small that the few truffles available were fetching record prices, more than $3,000 a pound.