Sentence examples for quite fetch from inspiring English sources
The book, which will be called "Winning," did not quite fetch the advance of "Jack: Straight From the Gut," which he sold in 2000 without any written proposal for an extraordinary advance of $7.1 million.
But starting from the sustained, hushed opening chord, produced by eerie high harmonics on the string basses, the music's shimmering colors and prolonged harmonies are quite fetching.
Ms. Levy has a strong, appealing pop voice, as does Mr. Fleeshman, who also looks quite fetching in the blue spotlight that follows him around to signal his otherworldliness.
Although one of the things that attracts me about SteelSeries is its understated design aesthetic, this new cherry-red version of their Siberia headset is actually quite fetching.
A watch like this one is a strange hybrid of the two and would have looked quite fetching on the wrist of a Madison Avenue executive circa 1972 – or on the wrist of an early adopter circa 2015.
It was quite fetching, but she decided on one of the black ones.
To say that television as we know it won't exist in a decade is quite far fetched but it is a possibility.
It all sounds quite far fetched, considering that even in its mid-80s prime Italo never produced any truly enduring stars on these isles, let alone a strong enough legacy to have mainstream influence today.
In another post, he noted with satisfaction, "Today, several boxes' worth of them will fetch quite a price".
With ordinary television cameras banned from the courtroom, pictures of the trial would fetch quite a price.Meanwhile, lawyers from the prosecution and the defence have begun the tortuous process of selecting a jury of 12 people from a pool of around 350.
