Sentence examples for fetched now from inspiring English sources

Shares in other active hedgers, who have committed to sell gold at lower prices than can be fetched now, such as Cambior, a Canadian producer, have also dropped sharply.

Burroughs did not attend the trial, at which Norman Mailer described him as "the only American novelist living today who may conceivably be possessed by genius", a description which does not seem as far fetched now as it did then, taking into account the demonic connotations of possession.

What they would fetch now.

All for the same price that the plainer jacket is fetching now.

The prices it's fetching now are equally hair-raising: budget at least a cool quarter of a million.

But that price is a far cry from the €500 or more that the Rothschild Bordeaux like Lafite and Mouton fetch, now that they have firmly implanted themselves among the world's luxury brands.

Doyle believes that it will soon trade at 12 times earnings, like most utilities, rather than the 8 times earnings the stock is fetching now.

Seems far fetched right now.

Boxes of Japanese cards that a year ago fetched $300, now sell for $80, he said.

Six years ago a kilo of Asian gold jewellery would have fetched £6,000; now it is worth £30,000.

But it does explain why the idea of "an effort to make the GOP no longer the party of the rich, in both reality and perception," as Carney puts it, doesn't seem impossibly far fetched right now.