Sentence examples for given a bid from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

"On Friday evening we gave a bid directly.

"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.

The letter, along with another dated 1 June 1919, in which Joyce encloses "a snapshot taken by a friend of mine after my illness", had been given a minimum bid of $2,500 (£1,600) by RR Auction in Boston.

Their testimony, the lawyers suggested, might have been given in a bid for leniency.

Other distributors, who might pay more, are not usually given a chance to bid.

Benioff indicated in September that they were never really given a chance to bid, although given that price, it would seem way out of Salesforce's range.

The other possibility involved outsourcing 2 million units of a moneylosing product to a Korean firm that had given a very attractive bid.

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.