Sentence examples for eager bid from inspiring English sources

A few years after that interview, he began releasing country albums under a pseudonym, Hank Wilson — hardly an eager bid for added visibility.

It's worth noting that Money Never Sleeps is guilty of something much worse than an overly eager bid at timely relevance though.

France and Russia are eager to bid for India's business.

Many of the capital's best caterers were eager to bid on the sit-down lunch to follow the ceremony.

That explains not only why BT was so eager to bid its way in but also why Sky will not be shifted from the top spot.

They were aided in the qualifying stage by the diagramed deal, which suggests that players are often too eager to bid in some competitive situations.

News Corporation is also eager to bid for DirecTV, the direct-to-home satellite business owned by the Hughes division of General Motors, which analysts estimate could sell for $40 billion in cash and stock.

But the current paradox of the media industry is that although many companies want to sell businesses, none of those that would have been eager to bid a few years ago have the wherewithal to buy now.

Wireless companies eager to bid billions of dollars on airspace will have to hold onto their wallets a while longer.

Billed as "the consumer guide for the life scientist," Biocompare--which is a year and a half old--aims to put new investigators in touch with companies eager to bid for their time and money.

Even as investors appear eager to bid on the latest tech company, doubts remain as to whether Pandora is a good buy.