Sentence examples for might fetch a from inspiring English sources
They might fetch a few bob one day.
"I've got an eBay teddy bear that might fetch a lot of money one day".
Some autographs might fetch a high price if the third-tier celebrity ever moves up the ladder.
Old Hornby diecast train sets might fetch a bob or two, but cheap Made in Hong Kong plastic figures?
He worked for a Mississippi River slave trader, dyeing the hair of gray-haired slaves black, so that they might fetch a better price.
One of the pirates, Mohammed Mahmoud, 33, later said this was the type of vessel they would hope might fetch a ransom of several million dollars.
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.
A small birdbath might fetch $350, a fountain, $850 ,and a five-foot sculpture, $2,500.
(Such exquisite craftsmanship has never come cheap. On today's market, at shops like Liz O'Brien's Manhattan design gallery, a Marx side chair might fetch $7,000; a pair of andirons, $24,000; and a chest of drawers, $30,000).
In a note to investors yesterday, Friedman, Billings, Ramsey said that Mr. Dolan's ouster increased the chances of a takeover of the company, which analysts said might fetch $35 a share.
Two weeks ago, Mike Shanahan suggested that Robert Griffin III's backup might fetch Washington a first-round draft pick via trade.
