Sentence examples for fetched in from inspiring English sources
Some discount machines sell cans for as little as 80 yen, less than the price they fetched in the 1980s.
We know because that's what it fetched in a fair public auction at Sotheby's in New York just before Christmas.
177,000: The price in dollars that a giant tuna fetched in an auction last week at Tokyo's Tsukiji market, the world's largest wholesale fish market.
On their wedding day, Daph had been a witness in the register office, with a man they'd fetched in from the street.
Though Valeant's offer was lower than the valuation that Bausch & Lomb would have fetched in an initial offering, it allowed Warburg Pincus to exit its investment quickly.
The auction house is confident the 1955 masterpiece will sell for more than $142.4m that Francis Bacon's Three Studies of Lucian Freud fetched in New York last year.
The notion didn't seem far-fetched in the closing years of the Warren Court era.
The parallel between theatrics and dining out is not that far-fetched in contemporary Connecticut.
He said his idea is only far-fetched in that the state has never seriously considered a tunnel option before.
No idea is too far-fetched in this quest, not even a proposal to grind down recycled glass and transform it into beach sand.
They are drawing inspiration from similar movements elsewhere in Polynesia, which may seem far-fetched in mainland Chile but not in the shifting political winds of the Pacific.
