Sentence examples for bid together from inspiring English sources

Consider teaming up with friends to bid together.

Putting a bid together is likely to cost £13m alone.

Putting its bid together, PFG applied the clinical level of research that would become its trademark.

He also told people that the airlines' pilots had remained aloof and had pressed on to put a bid together without the machinists.

Conference venues, large hotels, the university conference centre and the relevant academics will all be involved in putting a bid together.

BC Partners and CVC Capital Partners, which originally pursued buying VNU's consumer magazine business independently, recently decided to bid together, the executives said.

Of the $13.3 billion in bids registered thus far, $2.2 billion has come from the cable providers, bidding together in a consortium with Sprint, the third-largest cellular carrier.

We are working very closely with NTL and are getting merge benefits without having to put the two companies together - for example, bidding together for cable modems and getting them at a lower price".

Norwich will be plugged in to a network of existing cities of literature (the other five so far are Edinburgh, Iowa City, Reykjavik, Dublin and Melbourne ) and will also be expected to reach out to others hoping to put their own bids together.

Chinese search engine Baidu and transport juggernaut Uber are also bidding together.

He was critical of the amount of time his city council had spent "putting bids together to civil servants in London" in the past.