Sentence examples similar to to fetch far from inspiring English sources
"We consider it to be a buyer's market," he added, suggesting that Vivendi would fetch far less in most cases than it paid for its assets.
But timing and circumstances helped McCourt fetch far more than the Cubs did in 2009.
If nothing else, fish caught near Fukushima would probably fetch far lower prices, he said.
(Because they are scarcer, German trucks and tanks generally fetch far more than their Allied counterparts).
They do, as the Bugbee homes routinely fetch far higher prices than the Whiting Lane properties.
Excess inventory sold on eBay will fetch far higher prices than it will from liquidators paying pennies on the dollar.
The Director of a social incubator specifically implied in her interview that the social purpose and the impact fetch far more relevance and importance than the legal identity of the social enterprise.
Other country flags fetch far less.
Go for an appraisal at each of the dealers: Letting your vehicle go trough an appraisal will often fetch far better prices.
Ticket stubs have appeared on eBay from time to time, fetching far more for these rare mementos from a wild weekend in Queens.
If the N.F.L. invoked an economic structure similar to that of Major League Baseball, Samuel would have fetched far more than a late-round draft pick.
