Sentence examples for fetch still from inspiring English sources

The more than 16,000 tickets withheld from the public sale will be split among the MGM Grand, the networks and the two camps, allotments that can funneled to directly to brokers at far higher prices than face value since they can fetch still higher prices on the secondary market due to extraordinary demand.

Let your dog run in to fetch it, still able to stand.

And his works can still fetch several hundred thousand dollars a throw.

But live exotics still fetch the best price.

Ah well, we hear the fakes still fetch a price on eBay.

But several of these artists still fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars at auction.

Fine violins by less exalted old Italians still fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars, and prices keep rising.

"The internet has ruined it for everybody," says Jack Ludlam, a London paparazzo who has moved to Spain.Photographs of the right person can still fetch serious money.

They are far cheaper here than outside Ecuador but top-quality hats still fetch several hundred dollars (standard hats are far cheaper at under $50).

Religious and scientific works still fetch the highest prices the Rothschild Prayerbookk" reached $13.4m, a record for an illuminated manuscript although more modern works of literature have become increasingly popular, and expensive.

Remington, greatest of the western illustrators in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, translated his paintings very profitably into bronzes that still fetch enormous prices; by the 1900s they were being bought by the Metropolitan Museum.