Sentence examples for desperately bid from inspiring English sources

League Two leaders Southend head to Oxford, but we're heading to the other end of the table, where basement side Plymouth desperately bid to start a new era out of administration, against Morecambe.

Residents desperately bid on homes that had been in their families for generations.

That gave Bush the second chance of the night to assert his desperately struggling bid for the Republican nomination.

Probably not (honestly, I think the process has made me gay all over again)."What did you enjoy?" I asked him desperately as we bid farewell.

Traders yelling into phones desperately asking for bids, salesmen yelling into phones, desperately searching for a client who hadn't gone under.

Those searching for the perfect combination of color, cut and texture often find themselves desperately searching eBay, bidding hundreds of dollars for shoes long out of production.

Lagging behind by as many as four seats in the final polls before Thursday's election Netanyahu went on the offensive in the final 72 hours of his campaign in a bid to desperately claw back votes from the far right.

It was a bid James Murdoch fought desperately to keep on track, sacrificing the News of the World and its journalists when the hacking storm lifted off.

Helicopter images showed at least two stranded locals desperately waving white shirts in a bid to be rescued.

In fact, Telecom Italia probably wouldn't have pursued a merger with Deutsche Telekom if it hadn't been for the fact that the carrier is desperately trying to fend off a hostile bid from Olivetti.

Even as some buyers are engaged in bidding wars, some sellers are desperately trying to unload properties and finding no bidders, driving foreclosures to their highest level in a decade.