Sentence examples for fetching close from inspiring English sources

But even the very smallest bungalows are fetching close to $300,000.

According to Flor Gil, a hairdresser in Caracas, hair extensions are highly coveted, often fetching close to US$800£51313) for natural hair and $500 for synthetic.

Unlike Picasso, who's dead, several such developments like the kind of real estate now fetching close to $100 million — lofty new Manhattan condos with sweeping Central Park views — are under construction or rumored to be in the offing.

The three play makers — Kaká, Ozil, and Modric — would fetch close to $200 million on the open market.

While the museum never says what it pays for acquisitions, the same image has fetched close to $1 million at auction.

Even rustic prewar bungalows with neither heat nor air-conditioning and just one bath fetch close to $1 million if they are on the coveted waterfront.

Price controls and heavy subsidies mean goods purchased in Venezuela can often fetch close to four times their original price if taken to neighbouring countries.

Every now and then out pops an Amanita caesarea — the red-topped Caesar's mushroom that can fetch close to $500 a pound if you can get it fresh to market in Spain.

Using a price/sales multiple of 1.2, a median for three publicly traded engine lubricant and additives companies, we estimate Valvoline could fetch close to $1 billion.

While the technology can be pricey (some models fetch close to $500), it can be well worth it for the extra peace of mind.

When Christie's auctioned off "The Magnificent Cellar of Charlie Trotter's" last December, the 357 lots, much of it fabled Burgundies and Rhones, fetched close to a million dollars, $918,027 to be exact. .