Sentence examples for decides to bid from inspiring English sources

Upon learning this news, the couple decides to bid $10,000 above the asking price, about $20,000 more than they'd originally planned.

And if Jeff Bezos feels seriously threatened, he may do what he's done in the past and just buy Readmill outright – unless Penguin Random House decides to bid … " Unlike Kindle, which uses Amazon's proprietary "Kindle book" format, Readmill uses the open formats epub and pdf, and works with or without digital rights management (DRM) - software that is designed to protect copyright.

Partly because of that, and partly because of what would be, by 2024, a 28-year gap since the last Summer Games in the U.S. — Atlanta 1996 — the U.S. would be seen in some circles as an immediate front-runner if it decides to bid this time.

In a decade, if all goes to plan (including a billion dollar rerouting of the mouth of the Don), the last remaining dockland area (about the size of London's Canary Wharf) will become a quilt of communities and parks on the water's edge, and possibly the site for Expo 2025 – if Toronto decides to bid.

So, for example, in (stay, bid), Carlos decides to stay, while Ekatarina decides to bid.

Bernstein, liaising constantly with his leader, Leese, decided to bid high.

But by the time they decided to bid the asking price, higher bids had come in.

I decided to bid all my points to enroll and was ecstatic when I learned that I got in.

To rescue the work from the scrap heap, the men decided to bid on it.

That is what actual buyers are going to do when deciding to bid on your home.

With little to lose, the school's teachers decided to bid for the contract.