Sentence examples for auction launching from inspiring English sources
But if O2 and Vodafone wanted to persuade Ofcom to speed up the timetable for the auction, launching legal action was unlikely to help their case, said Mr Howett.
The 90th birthday of the strip first launched on 8 November 1920 as part of a newspaper circulation war, was marked by a party yesterday at the Rupert Bear museum in Canterbury – the Kent home of his original illustrator – and an online auction launched today for a one-off Steiff model of Rupert, raising funds for muscular dystrophy research.
A recommendation system that suggests equivalent items to bid on if, say, you lose an auction, launched in 2009.
The eBay for Charity Sheryl Crow Fashion auction launched on October 3, 2016 and closes Thursday, October 13th.
Cattle trade during the auction launched virus spread throughout the state, which was amplified by subsequent trading and human translocation.
Ebay explains that its live auctions are launching in partnership with Invaluable, a technology provider for live auctions focused on art and collectibles.
On Monday, ScreenBid auction house launched a massive Mad Men auction, selling off a bunch of famous items from the show so if you want your house to look exactly like the Sterling-Cooper-Draper-Pryce offices right down to the giant SCDP sign, now's your chance.
An online auction will launch May 22. Follow @bdentonphoto, @JamesEstrin and @nytimesphoto on Twitter.
The other networks say they need the new spectrum which will be released in the auction to launch their services, because they own less bandwidth than EE.
If Google won the auction and launched video services, for instance, it would wind up competing directly with cable outfits.
