Sentence examples for make an auction from inspiring English sources
Others may not be able to count on reaching enough investors to make an auction flotation a success.
If Cesc is for sale and you can make an auction between Real Madrid, Chelsea, Man City, you will certainly get more money but he just wanted to go to Barcelona".
Cuisine is an increasingly vital component of marketing in this secretive world because "food and drink make an auction into an event and not just a sale," said Arlan Ettinger, president of Guernsey's auction house in Manhattan.
Retailers running auctions need to generate enough traffic to make an auction worthwhile, though -- something that is easy to do on eBay but harder on a single store's site.
"To make an auction market, a buyer has to be able to specify exactly what he or she needs and be willing to take it from any supplier," Mr. Meakem said.
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He also hired the British starchitect David Adjaye to build an avant-garde seven-story black concrete town house (quietly concealed, Lex Luthor-style, behind the unassuming late-19th-century facade of an Upper East Side carriage house) and stocked it with enough treasures to make an auction-house rep weak in the knees.
Each time a query is made, an auction begins, with the highest bidder's ad getting the top position on the search results page.
Bidders loved it well enough to make it an auction record for the painter.
The art fostered by the breakup has turned out to be a fertile minefield for Calle and Leanne Shapton, who made an entire auction catalog out of the debris of a love affair.
Auction sites will either buy the inventory and hope the bids are high enough to make a profit or auction the inventory on behalf of the travel providers and charge them a transaction fee.
