Sentence examples for prices fetched from inspiring English sources

The prices fetched for his German silver collection, Mr. Porter said, were particularly strong.

The shares -- repriced at $16.8125 from a variety of undisclosed, but higher, prices -- fetched $30.875 at yesterday's close.

Even more revealing about the buyers' eagerness were some of the prices fetched by 20th-century artists.

However ludicrous the prices fetched by paintings, you can see why a wealthy person or institution would be willing to stump up.

Some dealers and collectors expressed fears that the high prices fetched by 1990's artists would make prices escalate out of control.

The full catalogue of lots sold in yesterday's Apollo auction at Bonhams can be viewed online (pdf) along with the prices fetched.

The price fetched by the instantly recognisable Warhol "product" will have encouraged many of today's young artists.

So the high price fetched for the Monet was greeted here as proof that great art can sell anywhere.

It was the high price fetched by Nortel's patents that opened the eyes of Motorola's directors, people briefed on the matter said.

The highest price fetched for a single lot of items was $1 million for a collection of spare Solyndra solar modules, according to Mr. Dove.

The highest price fetched was for Salome, the blood and ink cover artwork for Doherty's 2009 solo album Grace/Wastelands, which went for £7,000.