Sentence examples for auction calling from inspiring English sources

Other real estate brokers have taken issue with labeling the event an auction, calling it a gimmick and a sham.

As it turned out, there were only two rugs in the auction called "modern".

From a Sotheby's auction called "The White House Years of Robert S.

Nodjoumi's acrylic work in Tehran's auction, called Last Touch, was the first piece by him to have gained official permission for sale inside Iran.

There are some other surprises coming in the new auction, called Re/Create New York and organized by the digital agency Createthe Group.

Bearing in mind his physical condition, Jackson is either a brave or foolish man to attend an auction called Let's Face It.

All 13 card-size works will go on sale at an auction called "What's Your Story?" at Waterstone's flagship store in central London.

Hillside's auction, called "Blooming Baskets," has a reputation for top-drawer prizes donated by parents and businesses in this affluent community.

There has been at least one one-night-only benefit, a silent auction called "The Heart of Art" that was held last Friday at the Fuller Building on 57th Street at Madison Avenue.

The sale came in a snap auction called by the government after negotiations between Crédit Agricole and the government over a sale of the stake broke down over price.

The school's board is stocked with wealthy donors, and attracts social glitter with its annual TriBeCa Ball, its fund-raising auction called Take Home a Nude, and the fact that Prince Charles is a patron.