Sentence examples similar to month to bid from inspiring English sources

Readers have until 10am on Wednesday 11 December to bid on the artworks.

Local authorities have until the end of May to bid for funding.

Councils have until mid-March to bid for funding, which will be available from April.

He held a press conference in Madrid on 4 July to bid farewell to the Atlético fans, before completing his move to Liverpool on a six-year contract.

"It is one of the most important surviving pieces of Chinese sculpture for the period," said Mr. Wilson, who examined the sculpture earlier this month, hoping to bid on it.

However, days of soul searching in October and an encouraging chat with new Kookaburras coach Graham Reid in December convinced him to bid for a fourth Olympics.

According to Dynegy's proxy statement, in June NRG declined to bid and Blackstone proceeded to drop its offer to $4.50 a share, from $5.25 a share.

WRU chief Lewis confirmed to the BBC in June his intention to bid for the final after the French Rugby Federation withdrew from staging the final in Paris.

From October firms will have to bid against each other for contracts to provide legal aid in their neighbourhood.

Afterwards, Hyun-jun took the time to bid farewell to Seon-hwa.

The property, which was put out to bid last month, is owned by the Solomon Schechter Day School, a private Conservative Jewish school.