Sentence examples for bidder as a from inspiring English sources

Its chairman, Roger Carr, derided Kraft as showing "contempt" for the well-known brand and dismissed its hostile bidder as a low-growth conglomerate.

The One Direction Pez-heads will be sold to the highest bidder as a box set in a special eBay auction starting at 7pm tonight and closing at 8.30pm on Thursday, March 14.

An attempt to sell South Korea's largest credit card company, the LG Card Company, failed to attract a single bidder, as a Tuesday deadline for bids passed without any show of interest.

Later, he gave her financial gifts, including making payments on a Mercedes, which the government says were part of a retainerlike agreement by which Mr. Jereis sought to influence and control Ms. Annabi and to sell his sway over her "to the highest bidder," as a prosecutor, Jason P. W. Halperin, put it in an opening statement.

The relics would be given to the winning bidder "as a gift".

The company offers what it calls a bidder-as-a-service — a set of customizable technologies that allows customers to participate in real-time bidding for ad inventory.

Some of Foundry's newest bets include Beeswax, a two-year-old, New York-based startup that offers what it calls a bidder-as-a-service — a set of customizable technologies that allows customers to participate in real-time bidding for ad inventory.

Some of Foundry's newest bets include Beeswax, a two-year-old, New York-based startup that offers what it calls a bidder-as-a-service — a set of customizable technologies that allows customers to participate in real-time bidding for ad inventory.

Senior Kyle Iniguez promised to deliver Ferrero Rocher chocolates to his winning bidder, as well as an order of Chick-Fil-A.

Real estate executives say that the bank could choose a winning bidder as soon as this week, reaping as much as $700 million for the property.

Ally McCoist, the Rangers manager, yesterday called for administrators to name a preferred bidder as soon as possible after expressing concerns over the protracted nature of the bidding process.