Sentence examples for gave a bid from inspiring English sources

"On Friday evening we gave a bid directly.

Much of this week in Madison Square Garden will be spent with Big East coaches at the 20-victory level lobbying for why their teams should be given a bid.

"Hopefully [IOC president] Mr [Thomas] Bach and the IOC will think about the next time they give a bid out - I hope that they'll look at discrimination as a big part of it.

In some sororities, this gives you a preferential status, but being a legacy doesn't mean that you automatically will be given a bid or invitation.

I did that, but I was never given a bidding number and I never gained any points.

And the purchase price doesn't appear to be too outlandish either — especially given a bidding process Huang described as "very competitive" — coming in slightly below the over $7 billion NVIDIA was rumored to be offering in order to outbid Intel, Xilinx, and Microsoft, all of whom had been linked as potential buyers during the past year in which Mellanox has reportedly been up for sale.

The soft-spoken senator said he gave a White House bid "serious consideration" and "came very close to deciding in favor of running" before backing out.

Meanwhile, the Air Force gave a no-bid contract to Hawker Beechcraft to build 29 extended-range planes at $7.5 million apiece, the average discounted price for commercial customers.

Before the Miami game, Virginia Tech accepted a bid to the Gator Bowl, which had the first pick of Big East teams after the Bowl Championship Series gave an automatic bid to the Big East champion.

Mrs. Clinton has said she is focused only on her re-election bid, but many Democrats expect her to give a presidential bid serious consideration.

It gave a $100,000 no-bid contract to Global Consulting L.L.C. to conduct the study.