Sentence examples for fetching millions from inspiring English sources

Some are now fetching millions of dollars.

Now, with his paintings fetching millions at auction, the time is ripe for an evaluation, which "YVES KLEIN: WITH THE VOID, FULL POWERS" at the Hirshhorn should provide.

Lately fetching millions at auction, Wool's art leaves critics to sift through the hows and the whys of a singular convergence of price and value.

I went to see the giant green and orange neon Cy Twombly canvases that were fetching millions of dollars at Larry Gagosian's new gallery, in a former hotel particulier.

With works by Chinese contemporary artists fetching millions of dollars at auction and the number of Asian collectors multiplying, it was only a matter of time before a major Manhattan art gallery announced plans to put down roots in Beijing.

Were it not for Picasso's signature, drawings in that style would not have fetched 100th of the prices that greeted them.

Even more revealing about the buyers' eagerness were some of the prices fetched by 20th-century artists.

The appeal of these unusual and handsome objects is obvious, and although they are expensive, the prices are a fraction of those fetched by 20th-century sculpture.

Vose first swam to a mark of 55.32 seconds in the 100 free preliminaries, which fetched her 16th place and the final spot to the same day's semifinals.

The Fondas left Italy for Holland around 1400 and moved to America in the early 17th century, eventually fetching up in Nebraska where Henry was born, his father a jobbing printer and a Christian Scientist.

Pilkey's next silly book, about a police officer named Dog Man with a weakness for fetching balls, will be his 60th.