Sentence examples for would have fetched from inspiring English sources

In the 1950s, he said, even a mint-condition Bugatti would have fetched about $2,000.

Imagine what it would have fetched today, once surreptitiously removed from the premises.

Without the tenants, the house would have fetched up to $1 million more, putting it way beyond their reach.

Six years ago a kilo of Asian gold jewellery would have fetched £6,000; now it is worth £30,000.

According to a parliamentary answer, if the gold was sold last month, on Dec 15, it would have fetched $10.5bn.

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.

All up, police estimate the quantity of ice seized would've fetched $45 million on the street.

In Manhattan, it would easily have fetched twenty-five hundred dollars a month, with or without the antler door handles.

As scrap, it might have been worth about £1,000, or about $1,587, he said, but as a complete watch it would probably have fetched about £4,000.

Were it not for Picasso's signature, drawings in that style would not have fetched 100th of the prices that greeted them.

Allsop is not revealing details but estate agents say even modest homes in this part of the city would easily have fetched €2m in the good times.