Sentence examples for heated bidding from inspiring English sources
Those visits likely foreshadow a heated bidding war between two of the league's biggest spenders.
Not surprisingly, this flood of visual culture, social and personal history and sometime art generates its own connoisseurs and collectors, as well as heated bidding on eBay.
IT WAS supposed to be the climax of a heated bidding war over one of the most venerable names in British insurance.
But for buyers who looked hard enough -- and sat on their hands during heated bidding wars -- there were deals to be had, even at the auctions best known for their high-end selections.
The Spanish-language broadcaster Univision was the subject of a heated bidding war in the summer of 2006 before a group led by Haim Saban paid $13.7 billion to acquire it.
C1 Bid Increased for Dofasco The heated bidding war for Dofasco, the Canadian steel maker, intensified after Arcelor of Luxembourg increased its hostile bid 13percentto to $4.7 billion, and eliminated conditions attached to its earlier offers.
In 1988, despite heated bids from several other countries, he negotiated a controversial deal with Spain (the homeland of his fifth wife).
Left to build "foredoomed" Fox Network 1984, then QVC Network: lost heated bid for Paramount to Sumner Redstone.
It's a soft launch for now, but with deep pockets, expect YouTube TV to heat up bidding wars for live events.
As the clock counts down, the atmosphere becomes more heated and the bids more extreme.
In the Washington area, some real estate agents say competition has heated up, bringing multiple bids and quick sales.
