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Meanings of fetch at in English

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Usage of fetch at in English
1
She'll fetch at least ten or eleven million if she fetches a dime.
To Honor You Call Us
2
That was why I had thrashed the fetch at the hotel so badly.
Proven guilty
3
How much do you reckon the teeth will fetch at auction?
News.com.au
4
So how much would the five items fetch at auction?
The Irish Times
5
I've left her alone, 'cause there wasn't any one I could fetch at once.
Demos
6
You can also switch off push notifications for email, switching to fetch at longer intervals instead.
Wired
7
Horses and bullocks were grazing in the Irishman's meadows, ready to fetch at a moment's notice.
In Search of the Castaways; Or, The Children of Captain Grant
8
One person said the U.S. apparel chain believed it should fetch at least $5 billion.
Reuters
9
Snapdeal has been expected to fetch at least $1 billion from its sale to Flipkart.
Reuters
10
Yours, I am positively certain, would fetch at the lowest more than a hundred times that sum.
The Economist
11
One bade fetch at once Kriemhild's love.
The Nibelungenlied
12
The guide price is intended to indicate approximately what price the house is likely to fetch at auction.
The Irish Times
13
Cecilia herself had no particular view, though she sometimes wondered just how much it might fetch at Sotheby's.
Atonement
14
Then he and Aunt Alice walked out, already discussing how much the computer might fetch at a pawnshop.
Ready Player One
15
Sell my furs; they'll fetch at least five thousand, and I've got as much more with the company.
The Son of the Wolf
16
Then it cost 15 guineas, now it is expected to fetch at least £15,000.
The Irish Times
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Fetch at across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common