Sentence examples similar to fetch up somewhere from inspiring English sources

We've all done it: fetched up somewhere so idyllic on our travels that we hate the thought of going home to stress and normal life.

A teenage riot grrl, Segarra fetched up in New Orleans having run away from home in the Bronx, criss-crossing the country on freight trains, somewhere between the romantic notion of a hobo and someone in sore need of a drop-in centre.

The latest Forbes report says that the networks, which were originally expected to fetch up to $22 billion on the open market, might go for somewhere between $10 billion and $13 billion.

It could fetch up to $9m.

Somalis and Eritreans fetch up in Italy.

It is estimated to fetch up to £30,000.

Now, says Owen, one can fetch up to £250,000.

It is expected to fetch up to €6,000.

Combined, those units could fetch up to $200 million, he said.

Estimates suggest it will fetch up to £90,000.

It is expected to fetch up to $1.5 million.