Sentence examples for bids out of from inspiring English sources

Brayshaw: If you ran that auction from down there, I reckon you'd start grabbing some bids out of the seats too.

Bidders competed often against each other with remarkable zest in contrast with the previous day when Christie's auctioneer, Jussi Pylkkanen, at times seemed to force bids out of an attendance paralyzed by boredom.

Administrators Duff and Phelps, who have been tasked with rescuing the financially stricken club, have said they are considering three takeover bids out of the four that were submitted on Wednesday, and hope to accept one by next week.

Actually, the believe-it-or-not-legal ruse of the auctioneer taking bids out of thin air is the auction house's way of bidding on behalf of the seller, all the way, if necessary, to a single bid shy of the "reserve" price.

Tuesdays receive the lowest number of bids out of all the days of the week.

So we bid out some of those contracts.

Crawley have since entered the bidding, but Oxford rejected their bid out of hand.

Even Bryan LaHair managed to squeeze a $12 bid out of USA Today's Steve Gardner as a corner-infield filler.

The chief executive of Foster's, John Pollaers, has squeezed a fully priced bid out of SAB, despite market volatility and the failure to get an auction going.

Micky Arison, chairman and chief executive of Carnival, indicated that he thought P&O Princess had dismissed his company's bid out of hand.

Last week in Beijing, government censors tore pages carrying reports critical of China's Olympic bid out of Western journals, including the Economist and International Herald Tribune.