Sentence examples for fetching on from inspiring English sources

You have heard about the four-figure prices the console has been fetching on eBay.

So the suitor is offering significantly less than the company is fetching on the New York Stock Exchange.

Instead of doctrinal differences, the motivation is the near record price that lead — the stuff many old church roofs are made of — is fetching on commodity markets.

Her blouse, a drawstring model ablaze with bright embroidered flowers, would have looked fetching on Frida Kahlo, the Mexican artist, whose tempestuous life is the subject of a movie to be released next year.

If banks have written down the value of these loans to the 40 cents on the dollar that they are fetching on foreclosures — the only true value for these homes right now — then why don't they bite the bullet and reduce the loan amount outstanding for the troubled borrowers?

He sold 295 of them for $600 each, a steal compared to the $4,500 they're fetching on eBay today.

We admired the signed wedding portrait of William and Kate Middleton and wondered how much it might fetch on eBay.

Therefore, once per clock cycle, a 2048-bit vector is fetched from on-chip memory, and the HD calculation is performed.

Wilkins points out a fetching actress/model on one of the pages.

A litre of petrol now fetches, on average, ¥98 (77 cents), a record low price, and one which may fall still further.

Fetch, which is still in beta, allows retailer to install Fetch on their point of sale systems (the platform is integrated with QuickBooks) one time and then they can simple publish their inventory to eBay's marketplace.