Sentence examples for having fetched from inspiring English sources

Having fetched $20 in January, 64-megabit DRAMs fell to $6.50 by May.

"I have brought upstairs to you!" Simba announced 10 minutes later, having fetched a half-dozen cocktail frocks from above, gallantly underestimating my size.

Having fetched 48% of votes, Mr Vázquez's performance was better than anticipated and he now seems likely to reclaim the presidency when second-round elections are held on November 30th.

(If you do adjust for inflation, Van Gogh's "Portrait of Dr Gachet" becomes the most expensive painting ever sold at auction, having fetched the equivalent of £97m in 2013 prices when it was sold in 1990).

The population is nearing 11,000 and no tour of the local streets is complete without pausing at a home that was recently sold for A$800,000 $770,0000), having fetched A$80,000 just a few years ago.The region is still thirsting for people.

Then, having fetched up at Dover Priory (rather than the strictly accurate Dover Marine), Martin waits two hours, rather than the original 20 minutes, for a vessel that is as different from the SS Canterbury as it is possible to imagine.

They had fetched up in Brazil.

Historic home run balls have fetched some fetching prices.

"The work of masterpiece quality has fetched very high prices".

The jumpsuits, Ms. Barrett noted, have fetched as much as $150,000 apiece.

On a previous auction appearance at Sotheby's in November 2000, the Braque had fetched $3.08 million.