Sentence examples for could auction from inspiring English sources

Jefferson's heirs had hoped they could auction Monticello for $20,000 (about $477,000 today).

The city could auction off new medallions, as it did six years ago, when it sold four hundred new ones.

World Cup (or Olympics) Inc could auction off hosting, media and sponsorship rights, and pay players handsomely for their participation.

Agents soon realized that they could auction books to publishers and not settle for the first bid.

Early this year, Mr. Carson hired a full-time employee to solicit donated goods and services that charities could auction.

Kranenberg envisages a system in which people could auction their data on an IoT version of eBay, selling it to commercial entities if they wish.

Could they auction it off on eBay?

How could you auction that?

shoulder tattoo into something Christie's could proudly auction off, if it were legal to auction off a human arm.

The jersey could be auctioned after every game, and Beckham could move from city to city without fear of injury.

These could be auctioned off with a reserve price of £2.5m.