Sentence examples for fetch well from inspiring English sources

Top condominiums can fetch well over $1 million.

The most rare and coveted titles in pristine condition with their original cover can fetch well into the millions at auction.

"What do they fetch?" Well, they certainly know how to carry a tune.

A set of eight paintbrushes once used by the great abstract painter Francis Bacon are also up for bid, poised to fetch well over $30,000.

Other vases also fetched well above their estimates.

"Eventually the feed will run out, and the government has said it will kill every last cow," says Yamamoto, whose cows once fetched well over $10,000 per head.

When investors are euphoric for new issues, the stocks typically fetch prices well above the expected range.

Considered a design classic, there are less than 1,200 models of the car in existence, and they regular fetch prices well into the hundreds of thousands when sold at auction.

The goals require the planner to make choices on the objects it need to fetch as well as the windows it needs to open, which demonstrates implicit goals.

But judging by the prices Keith Haring's and Basquiat's work now fetch, as well as the international success of artists like Banksy and Zhang Dali, I'd argue that the issue is pretty much settled in the West – at least when it comes to the art world.

As the dollar has fallen, the prices of commodities priced in dollars have jumped: oil fetches well over $100 a barrel.