Sentence examples for some fetching up from inspiring English sources

Academic publishers hawk books; vendors offer manuscripts (some fetching up to $17,000 a page), coins, rare books, musical instruments and fruit-cakes made by monks.

They are the lucky few with licenses to catch elvers — young, tiny eels that look like cellophane noodles and by some accounts are fetching up to $2,200 per pound this spring.

Studios that sold for $110,000 are now fetching up to $175,000, she said.

With each tusk fetching up to $6,000, tens of thousands of elephants throughout Africa are killed for their tusks.

In 2006 homes in Dublin were fetching up to 1.7 million euros.

They empty lakes, cashing in on a black-market trade in fish in which some carp can fetch up to £12,000.

"They are turning over vast amounts of profit," Mr Briggs says - some dogs can fetch up to £1,000.

Some suggest the company could fetch up to $100 a share.

Dr. Wellens said the usual pay was about $20 to $40 per question, although some especially complex items can fetch up to $100.

Mr. Meisel is confident he can find 19 more buyers for the project's second phase, and he thinks some of those lofts might fetch up to $500,000 each.

He is also a sculptor of some note, and his welded metal works fetch up to $15,000 each.