Sentence examples for sometimes fetch from inspiring English sources

And its land can sometimes fetch $1 million an acre.

And modern calligraphic masterpieces in Japan can sometimes fetch as much as a small Picasso painting.Oriental calligraphers (who work with the brush rather than the pen) study and copy the output of their great forerunners and work within the same rigorous limits.

"It's daft," a man settled in a Glasgow pub said to me not long ago, talking about the sums that rare Scotch whiskies sometimes fetch at auction — the bottle of Dalmore 64-year-old, for example, that sold last month for nearly $200,000.

RIAs sometimes fetch data from the servers periodically (e.g., current exchange rate or live sports scores).

Policy-makers sometimes fetch them from obscurity, using their stories to commend a social program or to condemn one to oblivion.

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Mr. Glass's undulant music of repetitive rhythms and melodic ripples is sometimes fetching and even beautiful.

They are Hindu refugees from Pakistan who came via Bombay and now own four units in the building; the grandmother sometimes fetches the Uzbek woman's daughter from the school bus.

Sometimes I fetch water from the kiosk.

Sometimes she fetches a red sweater and says, "This is red".

During the 40 years since the discovery of the translation mechanism and deciphering of the genetic code, numerous theoretical (inevitably, speculative, sometimes, far fetched, often, extremely ingenious) models of the origin and evolution of various components of the translation apparatus and aspects of the process itself have been proposed.