Sentence examples for of this fetch from inspiring English sources

"It's the strength and distance of this fetch that is forecast to create exceptionally large waves".

It's not just the small plastic figures that fetch out-of-this-world prices.

78 mins "That was a great save by Buffon, but I notice he isn't sporting one of those fetching neckties this evening," notes Thomas Midlane.

Two questions immediately sprang to mind: how much north of £5m would this property fetch and why in the name of the Holy Mother of God has the Catholic church in Scotland not sold it and put the money to better use?

The girls are getting married because their financially struggling father needs the money that their dowries will provide: young girls of this age can fetch as much as $40,000 each.

The developer we talked to built this app that, using pretty simple coding and in just a couple minutes, would read the tag on the back of this physical picture, fetch the metadata from the flickr account it was from originally, and display it all side by side with the other tagged, categorized pictures that were in fact not physically real.

Once there, some of this equipment can fetch a high price: Olayemi Adesanya, BAN's logistical coordinator in Nigeria, says a functional Pentium III computer sells for about US$130 on Nigerian markets, while a working 27-inch TV might sell for US$50.

On the left side of this figure, we display the relative energy of fetch without bypassing and on the right side, the relative energy of fetch with bypassing.

You can also liven up training sessions by including a game of fetch or tug-of-war.

Those who deal professionally with waves make frequent use of a picturesque expression — the "length of fetch".

One bottle of Ara can fetch three dreys of rey (rice paddy).