Sentence examples for later auction from inspiring English sources
He added that if the consortium did not agree with the provincial government's terms, the Oil Ministry should offer the field again in a later auction.
Mr. Castro, displeased with the reception at the Shelburne, the hotel that would later auction off the chicken feathers, was greeted by courteous crowds in Harlem.
The artwork, which Christie's will later auction, will change regularly and be on display in the building's newly renovated 2,250-square-foot 2,250-square-foot 2,250-square-footza.
A further preliminary sketch for Morning with some differences to the final painting was sold in a later auction for £21 (£ in ).
The licenses were later auctioned to other companies.
He also began annual collecting trips, later auctioning the works in New York City or selling them to collectors such as William Vanderbilt and A.T. Stewart.
But as reaction turned nastier online and off, Rothschild reconsidered and later auctioned off the shirt for charity on an Australian radio station in February.
He used his postgame news conference that night to speak passionately about mental health awareness, and he later auctioned off his championship ring to benefit the cause.
Christie's in London sold "Triptych 1974-77" that same year for a robust $51.6 million and a year later auctioned "Three Studies for a Self-Portrait" (1975) for $34.4 million.
December Christie's shows a selection of works from the Saatchi collection in a disused Clerkenwell warehouse, later auctioning pieces by the Chapmans, Sarah Lucas and Rachel Whiteread.
As lenders grew more cautious about financing, some telecommunications companies pulled out of bidding at later auctions, while others formed joint ventures.
