Sentence examples for it could fetch from inspiring English sources

If the book still had its dust jacket illustrated by award-winning artist Helen Sewell (whose pen-and-ink drawings also complement around half of the 59 poems inside)—it could fetch an additional $50.

The "Spy Booth" image painted on the wall of a house was going to be removed and sold by its owners who believed it could fetch up to £1m at auction.

With Carlypso, a seller enter details the car's details on Carlypso's website, and the company advises the seller with a ballpark figure of how much money it could fetch using its own pricing algorithm that takes into account local data from dealerships and successful listings (an extra large pickup truck will fetch a higher price in Texas than in Manhattan, for instance).

Carlypso works like this: A seller enter details the car's details on Carlypso's website, and the company advises the seller with a ballpark figure of how much money it could fetch using its own pricing algorithm that takes into account local data from dealerships and successful listings (an extra large pickup truck will fetch a higher price in Texas than in Manhattan, for instance).

Though the price for the painting has not been officially announced, upon its return, experts predicted that it could fetch anywhere from $20-$20-$30 millioncording to according

But Evergreen found that by the end of the fourth quarter, it could fetch only $1.90 a watt for its Devens-made solar panels.

Now Chesapeake says it would even consider a sale of its entire Permian position (which it thinks could fetch upwards of $5 billion).

That report, from Reuters on Thursday, came a day after The New York Post pegged Jones Apparel as the "lead contender" for Kate Spade, which it said could fetch "north of $150 million".

By roaming around the building of an evening, he could refresh his memory of where he had put things, so that if he ever needed something in a hurry perhaps years after he had first squirrelled it away—he could fetch it as he might fetch an old coat from a trunk in the attic.Such tricks to improve the memory are as old as anyone can remember.

He played with it constantly -- tossing it around, chewing on it, carrying it with him everywhere, and demanding Anita throw it so he could fetch.

Bayer shares surged 7% on Friday on hopes the embattled German firm would sell its chemicals unit, which analysts said could fetch it more than $2.3 billion.