Sentence examples for indicated a bid from inspiring English sources

Sources close to the Southampton defender have indicated a bid has been made but United are staying silent.

Triesman said an independent study, commissioned from PriceWaterhouseCoopers and working to Treasury specifications, had indicated a successful bid would provide a £3.2bn uplift to the British economy.

A lower discount would indicate a higher bid (from Vodafone Airtouch or some new bidder) is expected; a much higher discount would suggest that Gent's bid is in trouble.

City sources indicate a new bid is possible, although under a timetable set by the Takeover Panel, Indian tycoon Ratan Tata has until the end of January to make up his mind.

Then North, deducing that the double indicated a two-suited hand, bid five hearts, which South had to correct to six diamonds.

This cue-bid indicated a hand just short of opening values.

The bidding indicated a spade lead and would have been an easy choice with another holding in the suit.

A routine trump finesse would have given South eight tricks, but he thought he knew the location of the spade king: West's one no-trump bid had indicated a spade stopper.

The deal was notable not only for the shows' exclusivity to Hulu, which indicates an aggressive bid on the Hulu's part, but also because it represents the first time some of the programming has been made available to stream on demand at all.

For that reason, Wal-Mart, whose Asda chain is the third largest in Britain, and Sainsbury, the second largest, have not made formal offers, but instead have indicated an interest in bidding -- a tactic intended to jump-start the antitrust review without leaving either company too deeply committed should regulators decide to block their deals.

Yet in the absence of any consensus among emerging market nations on a candidate from their ranks, there appeared to be little to indicate that a bid by Ms. Lagarde would be derailed.