Sentence examples for fetching up from inspiring English sources

With each tusk fetching up to $6,000, tens of thousands of elephants throughout Africa are killed for their tusks.

Refugees from civil war, who often passed through Sweden or the Netherlands before fetching up in the English Midlands, they endure peeling surroundings and appalling joblessness.

A foreigner like Mr Harrer an Austrian mountaineer, fetching up in Lhasa with flowing beard and hair, speaking Tibetan like a peasant was particularly suspect.

As the children were taken to become Isis fighters, Yazidi women were sold as sex slaves, fetching up to £1,400.

Her father, Louis, was a lawyer and not terribly successful businessman, and the Shapiros moved often, fetching up in Detroit; Brookline, Mass.; and New York City.

She said men are making dolls, too, collaborating with their wives and fetching up to $2,000 for the finished works.

It could fetch up to $9m.

Somalis and Eritreans fetch up in Italy.

They had fetched up in Brazil.

Then she fetched up in the studio of Fernand Léger.

Combined, those units could fetch up to $200 million, he said.