Sentence examples for fetched much from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pursglove said that four or five other businesses had been successfully auctioned on eBay, though each fetched much less than was offered for Packard.

That must be doubly true for an office that had never fetched much of a price tag in the first place.

As Emma predicted, some things fetched much more than I anticipated (£99 for a Christian Dior jacket that I'd bought on eBay for less than that) and others got significantly less (a Miu Miu shirt for £5.50!).

An officer at the Kadhimiya detention center, where Muath was being held last fall, said recordings of beheadings fetched much higher prices than those of shooting executions in the CD markets, which explains why even nonreligious kidnappers will behead hostages.

Growers are behind on sales of grapes, which are fetching much lower prices than last year.

[Update: The owner decided to come forward.] But there are signs that the work could fetch much more.

Because payouts for the housing agency's reverse mortgages are based only on the first $360,000 in home value, higher-priced homes do not fetch much more.

But such was the interest from outright buyers Continental of Germany and TRW, an American partsmaker that Siemens realised the division could fetch much more.Such interest is easily explained.

His injury history kept his price down as well, but after he struck out more than a batter per inning last season while making 32 starts for the second year in a row, Sanchez will fetch much more this time.

The would-be targets undoubtedly would fetch much lower prices today, and Microsoft could use some of its $19 billion in net cash to take another crack at them or go for something else.

Older posters can fetch much higher prices.