Sentence examples for fetch what from inspiring English sources

All fetch what used to be considered outrageous prices.

"I remember you used to sit on a velvet stool and have a lady fetch what you wanted to see.

At half-past five, our farmers rise to fetch What stock is left and rack it for the drive of sixty miles to bedrooms where they stay.

Ticket holders puffed on cigarettes, brandished tattoos and, in some cases, carped that a dollar just doesn't fetch what it used to when they were young.

A memory chip must have additional decoding circuits that select the set of storage cells that are at a particular address and either store a value at that address or fetch what is stored there.

The box was more than a box, it was a butler, and the more it learned about its master's whims, the more it would be able to fetch what its master wanted.

In 1976, when nutria pelts fetched what today would be $23, the harvest peaked at 1.9 million animals.

In 1998 Sotheby's sold it in London, where it fetched what was then a record price for Mr. Richter, $3.6 million.

The death had lost him Patsy Finucane: "Jeez," she said, "what would I do in a farmhouse!" Paulie knew times were bad, neither sheep nor cattle fetching what they were a year ago.

Last May, Christie's raised $658.5m in a single evening sale, with some items fetching double what the auctioneer had estimated.

Selling her brick-faced split-level home is out of the question: she knows it would fetch less than what she paid for it 25 years ago.