Sentence examples for once fetched from inspiring English sources

All the region's governments mourn the end of the stockmarket boom and the prices once fetched by telecoms and energy companies.

I can smell the burned sugar coming from the mill where I once fetched stalks of cane, which I would then freeze.

"Eventually the feed will run out, and the government has said it will kill every last cow," says Yamamoto, whose cows once fetched well over $10,000 per head.

Other online brokers, including Ameritrade Holdings, have been the subject of buyout rumors, but their top executives have been reluctant to sell for big discounts to the prices they once fetched.

Campbell 's Soup once fetched a quarter a can.

These large apex predator fish can sell for $10,000 each (one huge fish once fetched $175,000).

The world does not, of course, need that many people chattering at once, but it may need millions at once fetching different video Web pages, and video consumes a lot more bandwidth than phone calls.

Because, once I told her I would sing for her, once I fetched the drum and she started to dance, Margaret ruined the effect.

The model suggests that in a power-fetching scenario where users request the same content item millions of times (e.g., popular websites such as CNN) no truncation can be observed; however, if the same content is only fetched once or a limited number of times a cutoff can be observed.

Those black fedoras that Michael Jackson used to sign and then toss into the crowd at his concerts once reliably fetched $1,000.

Desert tribesmen used to live off the truffles, making them extremely scarce, and they once could fetch up to $100 per kilo.