Sentence examples for bidder hands from inspiring English sources

Clark County, Nev. put out for competitive bid the slots monopoly at Las Vegas McCarran International Airportthethe winning bidder hands the airport about 70% of winnings, the airport says.

Vodafone, the third largest UK network by customers, spent more than any other bidder, handing over £791m, and is the only existing network to have increased its share of all spectrum used for mobile services as a result of the auction.

'All the cards are in the bidder's hands.

FOR sale quickly to highest bidder: second-hand business conglomerate, designed for one-man operation; unique construction, some refurbishment advised, new drainage suggested.

At a recent pre-dawn auction, around 150 tourists ogled the massive fish and the bidders' mysterious hand signals, from European bankers capping a night on the town to a tour-group of elderly Americans.But the anarchy and openness that makes Tsukiji (roughly pronounced "skee-gee") such a magical place is under threat.

The government's proposals to sell England's commercially run forests to private bidders, and hand over "heritage" woodlands to charities, have outraged conservationists and the wider public, with opinion polls showing more than 80% of people are opposed to the plans.

The winning bidder would then hand an interest in the leases to the "losing" company.

Farmers can sell almost half their output to the highest bidder, rather than handing all of it over to the state as in the past.

If you prefer armchair shopping, online auction sites such as eBay and the international Runway Bidder sell second-hand design brands for significantly less than retail as do online discount sites like Gilt and Rue La La.

The winning bidder had overbid his hand.

From the 18 cards now in his hand, the bidder shows and scores as many melds as possible.