Sentence examples for fetching online from inspiring English sources
A few years ago, after seeing what the used reels were fetching online, they doubled their prices overnight.
They can't see the 1950s Corvette pedal car that is stored in another room and has already fetched online bids topping $6,000.
An Olympus 35-millimeter camera that might have sold for $25 in a warehouse auction fetched $91 online two weeks ago, Mr. Williams said.
It is saddening that, when the series ceased publication, much of their catalogue disappeared from print altogether, with tatty paperbacks of the more obscure titles fetching ridiculous prices online.
A15 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Cofy of 'Declaration' Fetches $7.4 Million Online A copy of the Declaration of Independence printed in 1776 and found behind a $4 flea-market painting in 1989 was sold over the Internet by Sotheby's for $7.4 million.
Stylists and fashion experts visit sellers in cities like New York, Los Angeles, Miami and San Francisco (where the company is based); clean out their expensive closets (a minimum of 10 luxury pieces); and give them an idea of how much their designer wares will fetch once placed online.
Existing facilities can be used to load sequences from formatted files or to fetch data from online databases.
Everpix runs as a little utility on your computer (Mac-only for now), fetching the photos from online services and local galleries.
Additionally, in order to compare ELF with the current state-of-the-art technology in online lyrics fetching, we also present the performance of the Evil Lyrics software [24].
Last week, a private lunch with Mr. Buffett fetched $250,100 in an online charity auction (enough for three Class A shares).
In the early days of eBay, items listed online routinely fetched high prices, inflating the hopes of sellers.
