Sentence examples for both bid to from inspiring English sources

The third season has seen the rivalry between Dan and Amy Anna Chlumskyy) increasing as they both bid to become Selena's presidential campaign manager, while professional idiot Jonah (Timothy Simon) is fired after starting an undercover gossip blog about his colleagues.

She is currently at Bisham Abbey undergoing intensive treatment along with skipper Faye White as they both bid to be fit for the competition.

Murray is currently ninth in the standings and Ferrer 10th as both bid to try to get into the top eight and secure a spot at the ATP Finals in London during November.

Scotland coach Andy Robinson has warned his side to be disciplined when they tackle Argentina in Wellington as both bid to progress from World Cup Pool B. Defeat for Argentina would end their hopes of qualifying, while a loss for the Scots would leave them having to defeat England in their final game.

Both bids to the Regional Growth Fund were turned down.

So, too, is the venue for those Games, with Canadian city Edmonton and South African city Durban both bidding to host the event.

Wilbur A. Carlton, a student at Emory College in 1910, described his experiences at the school at the time: Soon, the Georgia Methodist Conference began discussing transforming Emory College into a university, with Birmingham and Atlanta both bidding to host the proposed institution.

An exciting deal, shown in the diagram, proved to be an exception to the conventional wisdom that if both sides bid to a high level, the pair that is vulnerable is likely to be on firm ground while the pair that is not vulnerable tends to be out on a limb.

Arsenal are third in the Premier League but only four points above sixth-placed Everton as both teams bid to qualify for the Champions League.

But since then, New York and Connecticut both rejected a bid to build a liquefied natural gas terminal in Long Island Sound.

On Tuesday, a group of protesters calling themselves The Bohemians started squatting the Grade II listed building, both in a bid to save it from demolition and to inspire others to unite to save Soho.