Sentence examples for fetch so much from inspiring English sources

Imagine his shock if he learned that his grungy old bat could fetch so much more in the marketplace.

Yeo is known for his 2009 portrait of David Cameron, which sold for £200,000 – a record for a politician yet to serve as PM (it might not fetch so much these days).

Yes, the photos of me and Kate fetched so much money!" Who bought hers?

UK graff-rat© Banksy has been fetching so much "poppy" for his scrawlings, a group of thieves decided to get in on the action and do that thing kids always talk about doing in high school where you dress up as a crew of workmen and one guy has a clipboard to steal a large metal door from a tenement tagged with a piece of his work, the "Liverpool Love Rat".

Anne wrote of her: Miep is just like a pack mule, she fetches and carries so much.

Nowadays, when he drives one home from the garage downtown, people ask, "What is it?" The Hudsons he bought for $1,000 or so would now fetch as much as $40,000 fully restored, he said.

Ceps, chanterelles and oyster mushrooms can fetch as much as £25 a kilo at London prices, so it is no surprise that areas in and around the bustling conurbation are being hit harder than ever.

Competition among restaurants to serve it is so fierce that the year's first sack of spuds can fetch as much as $65 a pound.

Europeans are so hungry for the red shrimp (Aristeus antennatus) that it can fetch as much as €200 a kilogram--making its fishery one of the most valuable in the Mediterranean Sea.

At the beginning of the year, executives were so optimistic that bankers shopped the studio to possible buyers, hoping it could fetch as much as $7 billion.

Spending so much time fetching water, she didn't have time to keep up with schoolwork.