Sentence examples for can auction from inspiring English sources

When she suggests giving them back so they can auction them off her cousin agrees.

The State Department of Transportation, which is overseen by the governor, will have to agree to that plan before the city can auction all 2,000 new medallions.

At SitePoint's marketplace, a similar forum where users can auction off Web sites, sales have quadrupled in the last year, said Matt Mickiewicz, a founder of the site.

The French company is expected to hand back some BE land so that the government can auction it off to others wanting to construct plants.

We can either allow people to use their time (standing in line) to bid for seats, or we can auction seats for money.

See articleA federal judge overseeing the wind-down of Eastman Kodak ruled that the American producer of photographic film and cameras, which filed for bankruptcy protection in January, can auction off its vast patent trove.

Not only can auctions yield bargains, but there are few other places where you can compete against a potential pool of hundreds of millions of people and emerge as the winner.

Members can also auction off closeouts, excess inventory or close-dated goods.

For example, FCC spectrum, network routing, and railroad segment can be auctioned.

A spec home can go to auction only if the auctioneer, the builder and the bank come to terms beforehand.

Once the land is protected, the Brazilian government can no longer auction it off to public and private development enterprises.