Sentence examples for fetch rich from inspiring English sources
I thought it was because I still wore a training bra or because my dentist had scolded me for not flossing my teeth enough or because I wasn't 'bella' enough, but all this time it was because I didn't have a Labrador that spoke Spanish who would fetch rich caballeros for me at the doggie park.
Fyhr argues that like the oil drillers in the mid-1990s, marine shippers will fetch richer cash flow multiples than they have historically, especially as more U.S. investors take an interest in the industry.
Even after being knocked down by news of Asia's troubles, Ericsson's ADRs ericy, at a recent $36, fetch a rich 25 times earnings.
Gray thinks that CarMax may one day fetch a much richer multiple.
The reserve price started at $350, but will surely fetch big bucks from some rich kid.
Each time he is sent to his auntie's house to fetch something -- a piece of rich gold cake, a pound of freshly churned butter, a sweet little puppy, a just-baked loaf of bread -- he manages to mishandle it.
Salvador Dali Painting Of Mona Bismarck Set To Fetch Millions At Auction: Meanwhile, the world of auctions saunters on, with a 1943 portrait of Mona Bismarck, the wife of one of America's richest men, set to fetch £2 million ($3.1 million) at Sotheby's on London.
Perhaps the biggest bidding war of the evening was for Matisse's "Geranium," a rare 1910 still life in a rich palette of greens that was expected to fetch $2.5 million to $3.5 million.
The key is the use of sophisticated "adjuvants", delivery agents that can reduce the amount of precious antigen required even as they greatly enhance its effectiveness.Vaccines used to be seen as low-technology, commodity products that fetched low margins in rich countries and none at all in poor ones.
