Sentence examples for auction space from inspiring English sources

No?" The vast auction space, decorated like a hotel ballroom, was silent, save for the tinkling of crystal chandeliers.

Those ratings, Mr. Riggs said, are increasingly valuable, giving him an edge over competitors who have recently decided to jump into the online auction space.

While the building, which houses Sotheby's headquarter offices and auction space, is vast and near the Upper East Side art galleries, much of the activity in the New York art market has long since moved to other areas like Chelsea.

The company sold the building, which houses Sotheby's headquarters and its New York auction space, in 2002 for $175 million and then leased it back from the buyer, Aby Rosen, a real estate developer.

The FCC recently announced that it won't auction space for true 3G networks until the middle of 2006.

The high-end Internet auction space is expected to be a significant market, although research firms have yet to release specific projections.

The cynic in me believes that the loss of flexibility for advertisers across devices will encourage more aggressive auction spaces and higher click costs across devices.

Mr. Kerry's new initiatives would cost $8 billion over 10 years, his aides said, which would be paid for by auctioning space on the spectrum.

People have taken up the less art-minded practice of auctioning space on their bodies to advertisers for years.

When you first sign up with Woisio, you're given 5,000 Woisio points that you can use to bid for auctioned spaces of airtime.

You can't auction the space without also auctioning the knowledge of the space; and the knowledge of the location of a publicly-owned good is itself a publicly-owned good, because no one person or group can own that knowledge.