Sentence examples for still fetch from inspiring English sources

But live exotics still fetch the best price.

Ah well, we hear the fakes still fetch a price on eBay.

And his works can still fetch several hundred thousand dollars a throw.

But several of these artists still fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars at auction.

Fine violins by less exalted old Italians still fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars, and prices keep rising.

"The internet has ruined it for everybody," says Jack Ludlam, a London paparazzo who has moved to Spain.Photographs of the right person can still fetch serious money.

"Fetching faster than a speeding bullet is still fetching".

Still fetching me up till I'm almost standing on Ponsford's crease.

With a glut of unsold seats now on the market, top price berths are still fetching the relatively-paltry sum of just over $100.

Warhol's "Silver Liz," a poster- style silkscreen interpretation of a photographic shot of Elizabeth Taylor, sold against the reserve, still fetching a breathtaking £6.76 million.

The station that sold him fuel limited Mr. Figueroa to a dollar's worth, though in Venezuela that still fetches more than four gallons.