fetch up's Usage Examples:

"I can hardly walk about, I fetch up sometimes where I start for and sometimes somewhere else," she wrote in.

"Rare Picasso expected to fetch up to £12m at Christie's".

"Turner tipped to fetch up to £18m".

crustal fragments to "drift" thousands of miles from their origin and fetch up, crumpled, against an exotic shore.

The glands can fetch up to "45,000/kg on the black market.

A Christmas tree stand such of the lithographed tin design could fetch up to "250 on the open market.

called Hooksett Rock, tried to wear up to the brig, but found he could not fetch up, and threw over both anchors, which dragged.

Surveyors estimated then that the site could fetch up to "20 billion if the site were auctioned by the government.

Israel Chemicals puts desalination unit up for sale: IDE Technologies could fetch up to "1 billion as well as give the company access to Arab markets.

rarely surface in auction or through private sale, Gladenbeck pieces can fetch up to "6,000.

2 million, and it could fetch up to €10 million if converted into a private residence.

The work had been tipped to fetch up to A"2.

the first edition are often sought by collectors as rare books, and may fetch up to around "18,000 USD.

In the market, a kilogram of white bird's nest can fetch up to US"2,000, and a kilogram of red nests up to US"10,000.

"Martin brothers' quirky bird jar expected to fetch up to £50,000 at auction".

ESPN stated "[the ball] was expected to fetch up to "400,000, but was pulled after offers fell short of the suggested opening.

Synonyms:

move; act; wind up; end up; land up; finish up; finish;

Antonyms:

refrain; rise; recede; ascend; ride;