Sentence examples for make bids on from inspiring English sources

"This is some of the more aggressive stuff that has been issued in the last couple of years and is not indicative of what most people have been invested in," said a portfolio manager who did not want to speak for attribution because his firm may make bids on some of the assets.

Using Google's AdWords program, he planned to make bids on specific search terms — "ball bearings," say — that would ensure that a Sourcetool ad would be placed high on the right-hand side of the Google page whenever someone searched for places to buy ball bearings.

Ultimately, four different parties were chosen by Nortel to be allowed to make bids on the patents, in addition to Ranger (Google), the stalking horse winner: Apple, Rockstar Bidco (a consortium — more on that in a bit), Intel, and Norpax (an affiliate of RPX Corporation).

Both said they intend to make bids on different apartments.

On the contrary, in CBBA, agents make bids on tasks based on their currently assigned task set.

You will be required to set up an account in order to make bids on a lot of auction items.

To avoid this result, the design for the spectrum auction included activity rules to prevent bidders from making late bids unless they had made bids on equivalent numbers of licenses (measured in terms of population served) earlier in the auction.

"There have been a number of North American breeders who have approached us and at least three Japanese interests made bids on the horse, but we felt the Yoshida family had the most attractive offer and it allowed us to go run in the Breeders' Cup in the name of the Thoroughbred Corporation".

Houses were not imposed on people, rather householders selected from a list of available properties and made bids on their choices and in Ms Bottrill's case she had been successful with two properties, they said.

CEO and founder Rob Infantino says the company will leverage a massive database of service providers from across the country, seeking to get them on-board and begin making bids on local jobs throughout the U.S. The Cambridge, Mass.-based company currently has about 10 employees but is hiring both in engineering and sales.

CEO and founder Rob Infantino says the company will leverage a massive database of service providers from across the country, seeking to get them on-board and begin making bids on local jobs throughout the U.S. Google Ventures Partner Rich Miner, who's an investor in the company, said he was impressed by Infantino and liked what he was working on.