Sentence examples for fierce bidding from inspiring English sources

At Sundance in January, studios' fierce bidding war resulted in the film festival's costliest sale in history.

Analysts expect a fierce bidding war for Orange, which is expected to cost about $50 billion.

Houses are also often selling for more than the asking price -- sometimes after fierce bidding wars.

Rishe said fierce bidding and the escalating value of TV rights had driven up the price.

After a fierce bidding war, the American firm snatched the prize on May 12th for $7.3 billion.

Channel 4 won the film rights after a fierce bidding war last summer against Eric Fellner's Working Title.

No wonder there was a "fierce bidding war by some of Britain's largest publishers" over her very first book.

Analysts expect a fierce bidding war for Orange, which is expected to sell for about $50 billion.

Last summer, after a fierce bidding war, he agreed to sell Misys to a US private equity house for £1.27bn.

A fierce bidding war between Mumbai Indians and Hyderabad Sunrisers saw Maxwell picked up by Mumbai for $1 million - the highest bid of any player in the auction.

During the bust, tight credit disproportionately benefited higher-income people, since you needed plenty of cash on hand to win fierce bidding wars.