Sentence examples for ever bidding from inspiring English sources

Then, becoming weary and needing the air and sunshine, he went out to drive or to ride in an electric launch, ever bidding the boatman to head into the breeze.

The London property market might have shown signs of cooling recently, but investors from mainland China and Hong Kong are busier than ever — bidding, for example, on luxury apartments in the fashionable Knightsbridge district down the road from Harrods department store and on new homes near the Canary Wharf financial district.

com ever bid on the 1800CONTACTS mark itself.

Virgin boss Sir Richard Branson dubbed the franchise bidding process "insane" and has cast doubt on whether Virgin will ever bid for a franchise again.

No new nuclear-power project has ever bid successfully in a competitive energy market anywhere in the world.

Asked to elaborate, he referred further questions to Mr. Berman — who explained that in fact no other firm had ever bid on the business.

In Britain, because bidders are not compensated for making the first bid, they will be less incentivized to ever bid and will bid at a lower price in order to adjust for this lack of recompense.

If you've ever bid at an auction, you'll be aware of auction fever – where adrenalin and excitement often makes you bid more than you'd intended.

That price, given by a Saudi Arabian prince, Bader bin Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Farhan al-Saud, was the highest ever bid for an artwork at auction.

For years to come there may be only a sort of half-life at Elland Road and it will be a miracle if they ever bid for the Premiership title.

"Ladies and gentlemen, 68 million is the world record bid for a diamond ever bid and it's right here," Sotheby's David Bennett said as he brought down the hammer.