Sentence examples for fetch somewhere from inspiring English sources

That same report stated that fresh skins were typically exported at a value of more than $300 per raw skin while the ABC suggests that premium skins can fetch somewhere in the range of $1,000 a piece.

A brown tweed jacket worn by Steve McQueen in "Bullitt" (which we told you about last month) was expected to fetch somewhere in the neighborhood of $800,000 but failed to meet the minimum reserve bid and did not sell at the auction.* .*

A representative of Playboy told the Huffington Post, "We are not commenting on the Spitzer girl or what her photos would be worth at this time," though a source at the magazine reportedly told Radar that she could fetch somewhere in the "high six figures" for posing in the magazine.

I could have made a decent wage, with wild salmon and halibut fetching somewhere in the neighbourhood of $12-17 12-17ound.

Sherron Watkins, who tried to blow the whistle on Enron's questionable accounting, apparently fetches somewhere between $25,000 and $40,000 for an appearance, according to Ms. Watkins' Web page at agency Gail Davis & Associates.

Right now if I want to sell one of my 1911 service pistols with the original markings on the slide and frame, the gun will fetch me somewhere just south of two thousand bucks.

If you suddenly try to play fetch from somewhere entirely different, your cat may be caught off guard and become confused.

This is perhaps a minor point, but for legal boilerplate that's sent to you from your lawyer or fetched from somewhere, don't lose time converting into a page on your web site.

Ask them to fetch certain things from somewhere (For example: "Dylan, would you mind just getting that big blue bag of flour from the cupboard and pop it on the side?").

"I wouldn't recommend going somewhere just to fetch coffee and photocopy.

Sometimes they leave it running while they go somewhere else to fetch something they'd forgotten or study their faces in the mirror.