Sentence examples for fetch such a from inspiring English sources

Is there another international centerforward in Europe who would fetch such a paltry price?

When the American pharma giant announced last year that it wanted to sell its infant-nutrition business, few expected that it would fetch such a good price.

That the sign would fetch such a substantial sum raised more than a few eyebrows in Hollywood and on Wall Street, but NBC executives were quick to justify their decision.

The thieves, apparently deciding that they couldn't hope to fetch such a price, abandoned it and the rest of their haul in their getaway car, which was discovered by police just hours later.

By that reasoning, DreamWorks should have a market value of about $6.4 billion today, but no financial analyst interviewed for this article thought it could fetch such a price.

Therefore, it came as a surprise to see an ancient object fetch such a huge price.

The first 200 million units will be guaranteed to fetch such an artificially high price, with any additional units sold at a reduced price directly to the purchasers.

It fetched such a high price because it was one of only 29 made with an aluminum body.

Diana L. Kormos-Buchwald, a historian at the California Institute of Technology and head of the Einstein Papers project, said she was not surprised that the Gutkind letter, which was known to Einstein scholars, fetched such a high price.

Industry executives suggested that the Weider publications were fetching such a high price because of the dearth of available magazines and an excess of buyers, particularly private equity firms.

James Morton of auctioneers Morton & Eden said: "We are delighted that this unique £5 note has fetched such a substantial amount of money which will be used in accordance with the finder's wishes". The auctioneers will not be charging a seller's commission and will also donate the equivalent of the buyer's premium to the charity.