Sentence examples for a different bidder from inspiring English sources

Each was sold to a different bidder in the salesroom.

Meanwhile, if a third party guarantees a work and it sells to a different bidder, the guarantor may get a share of the upside.

The Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, criticized Mr. Spitzer for ignoring the recommendation of a committee established by his predecessor, George E. Pataki, to give the combined business to a different bidder, Excelsior Racing Associates.

His Linden Airport Management Corporation filed a bid to operate a heliport near Wall Street and later unsuccessfully sued the city's Economic Development Corporation for choosing a different bidder "based on political motivation".

The second Still painting, the price of which climbed well above its low estimate of $15m, was knocked down at $28m $31.4mm with premium) to a different telephone bidder.

This yields a subjective variant of VCG in which payments for different bidders are defined on the basis of possibly different affine maximizers.

One white iPhone 5 is being offered by "kristenater91" started at $750 on Sunday and has now reached $90,000 after 62 bids by 18 different bidders.

Later, three remarkable paintings from a late 16th-century Mogul manuscript of the Persian chronicle of Timur's campaigns all sold below the low estimate for £43,250 — each to different bidders.

Indeed, when a slave woman named Margaret sued for her freedom from the Healy estate in 1856, its agents successfully contested her claim in court, and promptly sold her and three of her children to different bidders.

Several lawyers for companies monitoring the auction held, as part of Enron's bankruptcy proceedings, at the Midtown Manhattan offices of the law firm of Weil, Gotshal & Manges said that at various points in the evening, different bidders seemed to be ahead, but that the negotiations were too close to call.

Pushing back the deadline may help Qwest structure a deal to its best advantage, possibly by selling the directory business off in pieces to different bidders.