Sentence examples for auctions behind from inspiring English sources

At times, she also seemed unwilling to leave auctions behind.

Twenty-five years later he is on his way, but not before he pulled off other coups, not least launching Classic FM despite coming second in the regulator's fixed-bid auction behind Showtime Radio and putting together the consortium of GWR, Talk Radio and NTL that was awarded the national commercial digital radio multiplex, leading to Digital One, which he will continue to chair.

With the singer's first high-grossing art auction behind her — and an Instagram arsenal deemed "better than a million art museums combined" — we (actually) can't imagine what Cyrus' art-world takeover might bring us next.

Google and other companies began publicly discussing some of the auction's behind-the-scenes action after an anti-collusion rule prohibiting participants from commenting was lifted Thursday.

The Supreme Court gave a skeptical hearing today to the Federal Communications Commission's contention that it acted within its rights in 1998 when it confiscated more than 200 valuable wireless communications licenses from NextWave Telecom, which had won them at auction but fell behind in its payments and filed for bankruptcy protection.

That report also said China surpassed France last year as the world's third-biggest auction market, behind only the United States and Britain.

Consider the transformation of Hong Kong, which is now the world's second biggest wine auction centre behind New York.

In a telephone interview, Mr. McAfee said he was relieved that the auction was behind him so that he could get back to his life in Belize.

Over a period of six years Mr. Cook, the principal of Cook Fine Art, secretly sold watercolors, drawings and photographs to galleries and auction houses behind the owner's back, according to the attorney's office.

While ART HK doesn't release revenue figures, it has always had a large number of million-dollar transactions; the city is now the world's third-largest art auction market behind New York and London.

Rebecca Arbogast, who follows the market closely for Stifel Nicolaus, said that Verizon Wireless, which went into the auction well behind AT&T in the amount of spectrum it owned, acquired the least expensive bandwidth.