Sentence examples for to fetch around from inspiring English sources

Conservative estimates suggest the ear is likely to fetch around £700.

Yesterday's gold medal winner plus Uthopia and Alf, who along with Valegro have helped Britain to gold medal glory in dressage, are expected to fetch around £20m.

Two telephone bidders tried to bring home the painting, which was expected to fetch around $50 million but ended up selling to an unidentified client of Mr. Ségalot's for $63.3 million.

The photographs, never exhibited or published before, together with signed programmes, are coming up for auction next week at Dominic Winter auction house in Gloucestershire, and are estimated to fetch around £16,000.

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It was estimated to fetch around $22 million to $28 million at Christie's in New York City this December, but ended up selling just north of $40 million, making it the most expensive Hopper ever sold at auction.

He seems, in particular, to be inviting bids for TIM, which might fetch around €35 billion ($44.5 billion).

"In the open market, timber from a legally harvested tree would fetch around 26m Dong [about £770]; for illegally harvested timber, that drops to about half".

US group CareFusion was tipped as one potential purchaser, with analysts at UBS suggesting the business could fetch around £2.8bn.

Mr Munday said that the flat, which is being sold as a repossession, could fetch around £1,000 a month in rent if it is modernised.

Melanie Clore, deputy chairman of Sotheby's Europe, told this writer that in view of the enormous interest aroused by the portrait, she privately thought, hours before the sale, that it might fetch around $50 million.