Sentence examples for bid for space from inspiring English sources

At GoCargo.com, a shipping marketplace, importers and exporters bid for space on cargo ships.

At face value it looks harmless enough: news organisations will have to bid for space on the two public television channels.

The television upfront season just beginning, wherein advertisers bid for space in the upcoming television year, is expected once again to make the point that advertisers, when it comes to paying real money, pay it to television.

The report cites the UK's comparatively late auction of the 4G spectrum – whereby mobile operators and networks bid for space on the airwaves used to carry calls, texts and data – as one of the reasons coverage isn't up to scratch.

Part of the reason why this has happened is because Grapeshot (mainly) sells its technology to ad marketplaces – sites which let advertisers bid for space on content sites.

"Many advertisers not used to advertising in newspapers place bids for space that are far below the price that we're willing to accept," Mr. Youngman said.

The current mergers, and the vogue for establishing separate media specialists, are intended not only to boost the media specialists' clout in bidding for space, but also to make it easier for them to invest in consumer research and in technology that tells advertisers what media mix is best for a brand.

They showed up en masse last spring at public hearings regarding Harlem Success's bids for space in public school buildings; the outpouring, and the result, was very different from what happened in the spring of 2006, when public outcry led the department to backtrack on its initial plans for placing Harlem Success 1.

The companies mostly began as local businesses bidding for space from local airport authorities, growing with the industry and never seeing a benefit from going public.

In December, another space company, Orbital Sciences Corporation, announced it had submitted a similar bid for a space plane it wants financed during the second round.

The $1.3 billion bid for the space operations of MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates is the first takeover rejected under Canada's 23-year-old foreign investment law.