Sentence examples for figures that fetch from inspiring English sources

It's not just the small plastic figures that fetch out-of-this-world prices.

And it's not just the super collectible items, like the Star Wars Jawa figure that fetched £20,000 or the Steiff teddy bears estimated to be worth £10,000.

Most lakes are so small that fetch considerations are unimportant.

A Zeng Fanzhi painting that fetched $9.7 million, an auction record for a contemporary Chinese work, depicts eight masked figures wearing red neckerchiefs.

When the simulator predicts that fetching additional work will cause a deadline to be missed, it suspends work fetch.

He figures that Cablevision would probably fetch twice its current price if acquired.

Well, he figures that today his house could fetch seven figures.

Even so, the bank's shares still trade just below book value, a figure that essentially represents what the disparate parts should fetch if sold off.

Even in a forced liquidation, the accountants concluded, the assets might fetch as much as $3.49 billion, a figure that was partly based on estimates provided by bank lenders.

She is hoping that her tresses, which have never been cut, could fetch more than $5,000 - a figure that she has been quoted as saying might "give [her] a new life".

Money manager Mario Gabelli, whose funds own 1.7 million HSN shares (including convertible bonds), figures they would fetch at least $1 billion if current ownership rules are relaxed.