Sentence examples for fetched right from inspiring English sources

Seems far fetched right now.

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.

So that's not so far fetched, right?

That is because they are enforcing fair-value accounting, in which assets must be marked regularly to the market price: that is, what they would be expected to fetch right now in a sale.

Hointer, a Seattle start-up, provides just enough space to display a sample of each type of jeans it sells; robots fetch the right size from the stockroom.

A late de Kooning with large squiggles in blue, white and orange, "Untitled XVI" from 1982, was the evening's top seller, fetching $5.2 million, right above the low end of its estimate.

"Last week's best was 'cow.' " ("You're a cow," said Farmer. "I'm a dog," said Cow. "Prove it". He threw the ball. Cow fetched. "All right, you can sleep in the house").

This outcome might seem far-fetched right now.

"It's a bit far-fetched right now, but imagine if you are Knotching about Nike.

It may seem far-fetched right now — personally, applying for jobs has always been something that's required my full keyboard-and-screen attention.

Overseas television rights fetched £625 million, nearly double the previous contract.