Sentence examples for good fetch from inspiring English sources

"If you look at sales over the past two or three years, those things that are very good fetch more money than anticipated, but there will be large unsold rates of things that nobody really wanted to buy," states Philip Constantinidi Philip Constantinidi, director of London's Eskenazi Ltd.

Mr. Dunne once wrote of his wife that she "had the kind of class that people in those days called 'good goods.' " And so it made a certain sense that it was her good goods that fetched the best prices on Saturday, while his brown wood furniture and filched hotel ashtrays sold as so much sentimental dross.

Bracing exercise it was, but once in a while it was good to fetch up in a place without words.

Transporting tomatoes or beans to the nearest market town costs as much as the goods would fetch at the market.

Free trade is a political hot potato because it means short-term pain for American workers and the prices that American goods can fetch.

Then praise it with a treat or a nice pat and saying "Good dog!" or "Good boy/girl!" Play fetch with it with a ball, stick, or frisbee.

Even more modest houses fetch good prices, kept up by their surroundings, good schools and a 30-minute commute to the city.

Julianne Moore just adores Colin Firth it is left to Tim Robbins to puncture the reverential mood, recalling his first meeting with Morgan Freeman, when the great man turned to him and spoke these words of wisdom: "The secret of being a good friend is fetching a good cup of coffee.

Parts of corpses, such as a scalp with long hair attached, or good quality teeth, also fetched good prices not because they held any intrinsic value to the anatomist, but rather because they were used to refurbish the living.

Good, I'll fetch one".

A good arrowhead can fetch thousands of dollars.