Sentence examples for these fetch from inspiring English sources

Some countries allow individuals to trade street-legal plates; these fetch obscene amounts of money in places like Abu Dhabi (Click here for the most expensive).

Doing your level-appropriate daily quest gives you a chance to obtain yellow weapons; these fetch a good price if it possesses 130% rate.

This paper shows that this is not the case, even in the absence of obstructions, and that the velocity and turbulence profiles decay along the fetch under these default conditions.

These animals fetch a pretty penny, and the compensation paid by the state was so measly that livestock owners didn't even bother to file claims.

These animals fetch objects for quadriplegics who hold laser pointers in their mouths and shine them on items they want retrieved.

With investment of €50 per square metre, or €7 billion, these could fetch nearly €20 billion over ten years a net-present-value gain of €1.1 billion.

This is a great bonus for as often these items fetch a high price, but often when the furniture is collected volunteer drivers are not in a position to request that Gift Aid is applied.

All that is required is the shedding of the strange prejudice against artists whose links to European culture are obvious, like much else in America until World War I. Oddly, such prejudice does not affect the mahogany furniture turned out by 18th-century cabinet-makers from Philadelphia that so closely resemble the English Georgian models — these can fetch millions.

But these plans fetch half the profit margin of commercial health insurance.

Not having to crane your neck will cost you, though, as these babies fetch $50.

"In terms of value, most of these will fetch around £1,000, but some of the more exceptional ones will go for a lot higher - up to £6,000.