Sentence examples for fetch the same from inspiring English sources

At home, however, beside myself with excitement, each year I'd fetch the same biscuit tin of baubles down from the loft and hang them from the same tree.

"There are very few Dutch artists for whom it doesn't matter if the work comes to market in Amsterdam, London, or New York," Mr. van Rosmalen said, meaning that such pieces fetch the same prices wherever they are sold.

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

It seems to be plausible that users of recipe platforms also fetch the same recipe a limited number of times, since the recipes do not change.

Assuming the land Schenck sold fetched the same amount, he would have sold some 4,000 acres of land.

The watercress that grows wild in a stream fetches the same price as greens cultivated on a farm.

Ringo Starr's 200-acre 17th-century Surrey bolthole, Rydinghurst, fetched the same sum (several times the asking price) earlier this year.

In the 1620s, a single beaver pelt fetched the same amount of money required to rent nine acres of English farmland for a year.

Until recently, Dutch Nul artists remained relatively unknown and their works had not fetched the same prices as their contemporaries from other countries.

While there's a lot of money in America, and big prices are fetched, the same thing happens in London, too".

But even if Freescale fetches the same valuation multiple in its planned initial public offering as its rival, NXP Semiconductors, its four buyers — Blackstone, Carlyle, Permira and TPG — would lose more than half their initial investment.