Sentence examples for it was fetching from inspiring English sources

For example, a 1959 Fender Sunburst Stratocaster with a slab fingerboard initially would have cost about $250, but by 1997, it was fetching between $8,000 and $9,000.

It was fetched as the well-dispersed graphene-like nanosheets solution and used to prepare graphene-like nanosheets.

Perhaps he thinks it's fetching.

The prices it's fetching now are equally hair-raising: budget at least a cool quarter of a million.

The problem is, as Phil, who runs a local cafe says: "It's fetching the area down.

It has become the "Lady Chatterley's Lover" of the Orthodox Jewish world, a book whose banning has made it so enticing that it is fetching $500 bids on the Internet.

Glances aren't perfect, however; data refresh often takes time, especially when it's fetching the info from third-party apps on your iPhone over Bluetooth.

As it becomes scarcer, the price of silver has rocketed up, from less than $5 an ounce in 2000 to $48 in April 2011 (currently, it is fetching around $32 an ounce).

It's fetched out again and again, with both of us making new discoveries every time.

If the evicted data is needed again, it is fetched from the main memory which can result in moderate overheads.

And for some it was: in dollars, gold was fetching about $410 an ounce a year ago, way above the $250-or-so low of February 2001.