Sentence examples for auction contents from inspiring English sources

Storage companies sometimes auction contents of abandoned storage units that have become the property of the company.

(Such facilities frequently auction the contents of storage containers after renters default on payments).

Sotheby's will auction the contents of these homes and a warehouse on Tuesday through Thursday.

Mr. Stern inherited his family's art gallery in Düsseldorf, Germany, in 1934, but three years later the Nazis forced him to auction its contents because he was Jewish.

On June 8 and 9, Sotheby's will auction the contents of Albemarle House, the 45-room neo-Georgian country home of Patricia Kluge, the philanthropist and vintner, near Charlottesville, Va.

On Oct. 20 Sotheby's is to auction the contents of Mercer House in a sale that will range from English furniture and export porcelain to a marble bust of King Edward VII and a sword said to have been owned by Napoleon II.

Sterner auctioned the contents of his house and studio in 1924 and moved to London.

Sotheby's is auctioning the contents of the apartment, minus the art, tomorrow in New York.

It went the way of most pleasure domes when Sotheby's auctioned the contents in 1999.

But after his death in 1933, the foundation auctioned its contents.

Now, Mr. Beeny, 81, wants to convert the museum into a food bank and is auctioning its contents on eBay.