Sentence examples for fetch the prices from inspiring English sources

Butcher shops that get "by-catch" whales caught in herring nets usually sell out, but the fishy-tasting red meat does not fetch the prices it would in Japan, and exports to Japan would be illegal under endangered-species treaties.

"And if there are two people who want it enough, it'll fetch the price".

The squad at his disposal would not fetch the price of one Torres, Ibrahimovic, Kaká or Ronaldo.

Months later, Mexico's Ambassador to Uruguay Felipe Enriquez Hernandez told Mujica the car would fetch the price of 10 four-wheel-drive trucks at auction.

But few of those books sold can have fetched the prices reached yesterday.

Crops should be sold according to their popularity––crops, which make animal feed, tend to fetch the lowest prices, while crops like tomatoes, strawberries and potatoes can fetch higher prices, especially since some people choose to only buy some crop produce rather than grow the crops themselves.

He always grows winter vegetables like carrots and lettuce, which fetch the highest prices.

The agency believed the sales would attract different groups of bidders, and would therefore fetch the best prices.

Not all tomb pieces fetch the highest prices, however.

Two-dimensional Dresdens, or "flats," feature the same whimsical details but do not fetch the same prices.

First editions, usually on a different paper stock or with a unique color scheme, typically fetch the highest prices.