Sentence examples for would likely fetch from inspiring English sources

It would likely fetch less today.

Who would do all that work, with countless opportunities for error, given that the product would likely fetch only a few hundred thousand dollars?

It has been 39 years since the last time Newark adjusted the assessed value of every taxable property to match its estimated true market value, that is, the price it would likely fetch if it were put up for sale.

Further, she didn't want to risk the family silver in an institution, or her real treasure: a painting that had come down through her family for nearly a century, a night stampede by the cowboy artist Charlie Russell, one of very few Russell night pictures in existence, which would likely fetch a couple of million dollars at auction.

Davis has hired a brokerage to evaluate a sale, which would likely fetch $350 million.

Warhol's Barbie, owned my Mattel and currently on display in Barbie's Malibu Dream House, in Malibu, Calif., would likely fetch hundreds of thousands.

Two years ago, a photography sale that boasted such rare masterworks as a "vintage" print of Dorothea Lang's iconographic Great Depression portrait of a migrant mother flanked by her two children, or Heinrich Kuehn's hazy, painterly "In Bacino di San Marco, Venezia" would have likely fetched hundreds of thousands of dollars.

McEwing would probably fetch the hot dogs, too.

In the resulting firesale, Northern Rock's assets would probably fetch less than they are worth.

If nothing else, fish caught near Fukushima would probably fetch far lower prices, he said.

He will likely fetch $100,000 and up for domestic engagements, more if he travels overseas.