Sentence examples for will fetch up from inspiring English sources

Estimates suggest it will fetch up to £90,000.

It is estimated the letter will fetch up to $180,000 when it comes under the hammer.

It is estimated that the motorcycle, which is signed on the tank by Pope Francis, will fetch up to €15,000 at auction on 6 February.

Today the 34.98 carat jewel goes on sale at Sotheby's in Geneva, Switzerland, where auctioneers hope it will fetch up to £3m.

Anyone who slides all the way to the end will fetch up against a blockage of lazy, retrogressive attitudes about how women should behave.

Competitiveness demands flexibility, choice and openness – or Europe will fetch up in a no-man's land between the rising economies of Asia and market-driven North America.

The painting was sent to Sotheby's, where it is estimated to fetch up to $8 million, which will be applied to Mr. Esmerian's $11.5 million debt.

Now John Joyce, of Q, has said the homeowner was paid for the work, which will be auctioned and he expected could fetch up to £1m.

An "exceptionally rare" collection of letters written by "To Kill a Mockingbird" author Harper Lee to a friend will be auctioned in New York next week, Reuters reports, and could fetch up to $250,000.

But if you do fetch up in such a resort, a 20-minute drive will deliver you to some of southern Europe's most scented, empty countryside.

Updated at 4.19pm BST 4.07pm BST Lord Patten says he will not asking for money back as the BBC "risks losing court and fetch up paying more out".