Sentence examples for which fetches from inspiring English sources
Per tonne, it sells for about $125, compared with cocaine, which fetches at least $50m wholesale.
Every year, Hadong produces 317,000 gallons of sap, which fetches between $6 and $7 a gallon.
— Jeff Gordinier The New York Times Magazine: Sam Sifton re-creates David Chang's slow-roasted shoulder of pig, which fetches $200 at Momofuku Ssam Bar.
Elizabete Cordeiro and Romilda da Silva are among the 200 women who spend their days peeling garlic, which fetches more than the unshelled sort in nearby Belo Horizonte.
"Milk production from my cows increased gradually … I sell seven litres per day, which fetches 9,100 shillings per litre, while the rest is consumed by my children".
He pointed to Lazare Kaplan International of New York, which fetches premium prices for its Ideal Cuts diamonds that are laser-inscribed with the company's logo.
The record for Hong Kong was the plain number "18," which fetched 16.5 million dollars in 2008.
The star of the show Sept. 8 was "BU," which fetched 170,000 dollars.
He always grows winter vegetables like carrots and lettuce, which fetch the highest prices.
Manuscripts by Christina Rossetti, Oscar Wilde, and Sylvia Plath, which fetched world-record prices earlier this month.
Why not drink the legendary 1945, which fetched $33,300 at Sotheby's in New York in 1995?
