Sentence examples for fetched in a from inspiring English sources

We know because that's what it fetched in a fair public auction at Sotheby's in New York just before Christmas.

That was the amount, per share, that Bear had fetched in a fire sale to JPMorgan Chase a day earlier, when the Federal Reserve was rushing to secure a deal before the markets opened on Monday (see chart 1).

And the effect wasn't what I would have hoped for even if I had been: the dog dropped the pig, all right, which was clearly beyond revivification at this point, but in the same motion it lurched up and clamped its jaws on my left forearm, growling continuously, as if my forearm were a stick it had fetched in a friendly game between us.

Given what a 19% stake fetched in a 2006 public offering, the private equity players nearly doubled their investment over four years.

In this method, the instructions are fetched in a compiler generated order and the execution of the instruction takes place in pipeline as one which is not dependent on the current instruction, i.e. independent instructions are executed in some other order.

It is unclear how much the business may fetch in a potential sale.

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.

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.

Jennifer Black was fetching in a properly unassuming way as Micaëla.

Models are supposed to show the price an asset would fetch in a sale.

She can be seen in photographs looking rather fetching in a pullover patterned with the flags of the European nations.