Sentence examples for eager to bid from inspiring English sources
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.
By providing such advantages, bidders are theoretically more eager to initially bid in the United States and will pay more for the privilege.
Rogge, however, has said in recent weeks that all the networks were eager to start bidding, even before the 2010 host city is chosen from among Vancouver British Columbia Salzburg, Austriaandand Pyeongchang, South Korea.
Eager to enter the bid early next morning, the lawyer, who was in a dishevelled state, decided to spend the night in a hotel in Brooklyn.
