Sentence examples for making a final offer from inspiring English sources

He was linked with a takeover move of Liverpool FC in 2010 but withdrew after making a final offer of £320million.

The BBC will instead vow to be more resolute in making a final offer rather than being drawn into bidding wars with rivals.

he may also negotiate with you regarding stipend (fee) before making a final offer.

'No.' They said: 'How about £15,000?' An email came back: 'No.' They made a final offer of £16,000".

But the team held out the possibility that it would make a final offer to Fox that the media company would have until Feb. 22 to accept.

The union's contract expired on Aug. 31 and the archdiocese made a final offer on a new contract in November.

"Our intention is to make a final offer, which we hope will be acceptable and that we think represents the fair value of the property," he said Tuesday.

Instead, Mr Cameron's aides made a "final offer" of a single 90-minute programme featuring at least seven party leaders to take place before the official start of the campaign on 30 March.

Hamilton, Daniels said, did not let the Rangers make a final offer, as he had promised, the kind of revelation that will give fans incentive to boo Hamilton even louder the next time they see him.

Toffees manager Roberto Martinez has insisted that United have made a "final offer" for Baines, having bid £12m to try and lure the England left-back to follow former manager David Moyes to the Theatre of Dreams.

The offer made at 3.30pm on Thursday came just 90 minutes before the 5pm takeover panel deadline by which the consortium had to make a final offer or walk away for at least six months.