Sentence examples for fetches- from inspiring English sources
Patsy fetches me a coffee and a cheese tartlet.
She fetches an antibacterial wet-wipe.
From $253 an ounce in the late 1990s, gold now fetches just over $400 an ounce, and it rose as high as $430 an ounce earlier this year.
In recent years the extraordinary flow of oil from American shale beds has led to a parting of the spigots.A barrel of Brent currently changes hands for $109; WTI fetches just $98.
The visa fetches around 300 million pounds, though, for the British government.TCA Srinivasa-Raghavan.
Even allowing for another $6 or so to liquefy the gas and transport it to Asia (and far less from Canada's west coast), the price would still be a lot lower than the $15-18 per MBTU that LNG currently fetches in Japer.
A dollar fetches 75-80 bonívares on the black market, up to seven times the official rate.Both countries have dwindling arsenals with which to defend their overvalued currencies.
Agnes fetches up on a river bank beside the corpse of Father Damien Modeste, a priest drowned on his way to an Ojibwe mission.
Today his work fetches record prices but he died in obscurity.
In August 2007 a typical asset-backed security would secure a loan worth 95% of its face value; now it fetches a mere 30%.
Ivory fetches up to $1,200 a kilo in Asia, says the WWF, a wildlife lobby.
