Sentence examples for fetched around from inspiring English sources

Ms Durand's painting, a classic of the Hudson River school, is believed to have fetched around $35m.

It is one of only around 100 of the 200,000-strong print run which survive today and fetched around £190,000 at auction.

Global giant Vodafone paid around that multiple for South Africa's Vodacom in 2008, and the Cambodian operations of the emerging market operator Millicom fetched around seven times Ebitda in November.

Vintage models of these chairs have fetched around $4,000 at auction, according to Peter Loughrey, director of 20th-century furniture and decorative arts at the Butterfields auction house in Los Angeles.

Police escort the lorries piled high with pias, the pineapple-shaped agave hearts, along the winding roads to the distilleries in the town of Tequila.Two years ago a tonne of the pias fetched around 1,000 pesos ($106); now it can cost up to 15,000 pesos.

Graham Anthony of Charlottesville, Va.-based ISP broker Anthony Associates says that during most of this year profitable dial-up ISPs have fetched around 0.6 times annualized latest-quarter revenue one-third of the multiples paid in 2000.

But even the Beetles will fetch around £25,000.

Conservative estimates suggest the ear is likely to fetch around £700.

He seems, in particular, to be inviting bids for TIM, which might fetch around €35 billion ($44.5 billion).

US group CareFusion was tipped as one potential purchaser, with analysts at UBS suggesting the business could fetch around £2.8bn.

Mr Munday said that the flat, which is being sold as a repossession, could fetch around £1,000 a month in rent if it is modernised.