Sentence examples for set to fetch from inspiring English sources

The sale came as a surprise to the auctioneers, Lyon & Turnbull, who had expected the three-volume set to fetch less than a third of the final price.

The world's most expensive domain namesSEX.COM is set to fetch a record $13m for a domain name on Wednesday October 27th when a Californian bankruptcy court meets to decide on the deal.

A giant skeleton of a dinosaur which last roamed Earth more than 150 million years ago is set to fetch up to £600,000 at a British auction next month.

A rare first edition copy of Robert Burns's first book, Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, is set to fetch up to £25,000 at Bonhams in London on 28 May.

A handwritten copy of JK Rowling's story collection The Tales of Beedle the Bard, which she made for the publisher who first accepted Harry Potter for publication, is set to fetch up to £500,000 when it is auctioned next month.

And yes, it's set to fetch up to $2 million at auction.

Three years ago, the Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa set out to fetch a bit of asteroid and return it to Earth, and last November, the little satellite set down on a 500-meter-long asteroid called Itokawa.

Once a computer was infected, the program was set up to fetch the password-stealing component from a Philippine Web site.

Each correct packet is fetched out of the buffer sequentially, and the flag is set to false after the corresponding packet being fetched out.

It is unclear why Atkinson set off south to fetch Scott and his men, while the lack of dog food at One Ton Depot supposedly meant that Scott's orders for meeting him on 1 March at latitude 82 or 82.30 could not possibly be carried out.

At the tea break on the first day the entire cast and crew scurried off to the far end of the building to fill up on cakes and sandwiches, leaving my head marooned on the set pleading for somebody to fetch me a cup of apple juice and blow my nose.