Sentence examples for that will fetch from inspiring English sources

Managers and directors are all working towards the same medium-term goal of listing or selling a company that will fetch a good price because it is seen to have a long-term future.

Saving Grace Trying to do for the marijuana business what "The Full Monty" did for male striptease, Nigel Cole's film stars Craig Ferguson as a transplanted Scottish gardener who helps a widow named Grace Brenda Blethynn) grow a crop of weed that will fetch the $450,000 she needs to keep her pretty stone house in Cornwall.

His enterprise has ballooned into an internet behemoth that will fetch at least $21.8 billion on Friday, making a big splash in American equity markets with an initial valuation of $168 billion — which many analysts think is conservative.

You'd be surprised what at what things you think of as junk that will fetch a price on the internet.

"After several queries it builds up a new one and then that will fetch a new list of news feed based on your preferences".

Or "Aye, that'll fetch thee a pretty penny".

"Good show!" replies the patient, who maintains that friends will fetch her.

Christie's in London estimates that it will fetch some £250,000 at auction on November 19.

The work will be offered Monday night at Sotheby's, where officials predict that it will fetch $60 million.

And some, like AuctionDrop, accept products only if they believe that they will fetch at least $50 at auction.

The house is offering the book at auction in June, and estimates that it will fetch as much as three million dollars.