Sentence examples for that fetched her from inspiring English sources

If her spouse and in-laws belonged to an economically and politically strong background, they were reluctant to let her do field-based work that fetched her less social status and financial incentives compared to her co-workers.

She had kept mementos of Lennon for years, but began auctioning off them after his death, including a personally drawn Christmas card from Lennon to her that fetched £8,800 at Christie's in August 1981.

The film emerged as her second commercial success that year and fetched her another Best Actress nomination at the Filmfare.

His best sale to date: a 1914 Singer sewing machine that fetched $196.

One item that fetched a high price was an 18-karat gold necklace with charms shaped like 45-r.p.m. records.

The two gems were among 330 lots of rare jewellery that fetched a total of $95m, $15m less than expected.

Who was the artist of a 1914 watercolour of Munich's old town hall that fetched €130,000 at an auction in Germany recently?

The team that fetched Sgrena had been in direct contact by telephone with the prime minister's office in Rome, where Mr Berlusconi, senior intelligence officers and the editor of Sgrena's newspaper were all celebrating her release with champagne.

A Zeng Fanzhi painting that fetched $9.7 million, an auction record for a contemporary Chinese work, depicts eight masked figures wearing red neckerchiefs.

Coupe & co would look desperate if they went as high as 200p for shares that fetched 100p before the fun started.

The most valuable sheep ever sold to date was a purebred Texel ram that fetched £231,000 at auction.