Sentence examples for feeling bid from inspiring English sources

He bagged a hefty chunk of the EuroMillions rollover jackpot after a lucky feeling bid him buy 11 tickets in four different towns.

The widespread feeling among bid officials from all five cities is that once the voting narrows the list to three cities, the later voting becomes a tossup.

There's no feeling a bid is imminent, though Kraft intimated his family was always interested in opportunities, adding "you never know what can happen".

Seniors had mixed feelings about bidding goodbye to Princeton.

"There is an element of feeling like you're bidding for a construction project with the lowest bid getting awarded the grant.

And both executives said his positive feelings about a New York bid were unlikely to be altered.

Laura Muir believes she has put behind her the disappointments of 2014 and is feeling confident as she bids for a place at the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

– Hollywood traditional networks and studios are increasingly feeling the pinch of bidding against the free-spending Netflix for popular content — hence the sheer cattiness of its competitors in this New York Times dispatch from the ATX Television Festival in Austin last month.

Even more conflicted are my feelings about Hillary's New York bid.

"My gut feeling is Deutsche Telekom is considering a bid for Sprint Nextel," Thomas Friedrich, an analyst in Munich at UniCredit Bank, told The Tribune.

For some reason, I bid him fondly adieu, feeling like a combo of Debbie Reynolds the later years, and Carrie Fisher, ditto.