Sentence examples for fetched in the from inspiring English sources

Some discount machines sell cans for as little as 80 yen, less than the price they fetched in the 1980s.

Allen and Blach paid more than the $9,500 Mine That Bird fetched in the auction ring — $400,000, to be exact, after he won four races in a row.

The containers, I learned, were the medium of the prep kitchen — everything went into them so that it could be fetched in the evening — and great weight was expressed in questions like: Is this (chicken feet, say, or a quantity of beef cheeks) to be put in a six-quart or will it fit into a four?

At Sotheby's viewing over the weekend, art dealers speculated on what the painting would have fetched in the heady days of the 1980's, when the Japanese snapped up pretty Impressionist paintings like this one for perhaps three times what it brought last night.

Even Bennett's watercolors fetched in the low seven figures last year.

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That Deutsch painting he bought for $3,940 in 1993 could easily fetch in the six figures on the market today, Mr. Piening said.

But experts say the prices demanded by Khalil are a fraction of what those objects can fetch in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Europe and the United States.

The jewellery had been expected to fetch in the region of £3 million.

It is especially fetching in the leaves of such trees as birches, tulip trees, aspens & ginkgoes.

The dogs, Ms. Mavin said, are exhausted after a 15-minute game of fetch in the apartment.