Sentence examples for fetch though from inspiring English sources

No one knew how much they would fetch, though a toy basketball hoop went for about $175.

It is unclear what the patents may fetch, though analysts at Jefferies estimated last fall that the intellectual property could bring $1 billion to $2.5 billion.

No dog managed to destroy the Fetch, though none actually tried that hard, and as you can see, it stood up well to prolonged use in the water.

Belushi is fetching, though he plays a cliche'.

Fetching though it is, the FedEx logo has never looked better than on the company's new "baby" electric trucks.

Fetching though it seemed, it would have bared more dimpled flesh than was seemly for the star.

The cutlery crisis was resolved — backup spoons were fetched, though they were noticeably flimsier than the previous ones — but, in a way, it reflected the reason for the gathering in the first place: these days, people have quite an appetite for yogurt.

Vanessa Gold, deputy MD of Ann Summers, worked as a real bewigged "trainee" in the naughtee stores for a week, solved some of the company's own problems, rewarded some of the better staff, but I don't really know why she had to do it in a wig and specs (more fetching though this made her look than as stiff peroxide boardroom madam) than in real life.

Wright's first attempt, A Girl reading a Letter by candlelight with a Young Man looking over her shoulder from 1762 or 1763, is a trial in the genre, and is fetching though uncomplicated.

She does look fetching, though, in Toni Leslie-James's '50s-era costumes.

He continued to fetch — even though he could not see or hear — and even attended his owners' wedding in Croatia in October 2010.