Sentence examples for one auction from inspiring English sources

So if you sped $25 in bids on one auction and $75 on another auction, you'll have a $100 credit to use against any hotel.

Jets officials do not know if the earliest batches of auctioned licenses will set high or low ceilings that bidders on ensuing lots will follow, or if the fans shut out of one auction will overbid on other ones to secure spots in the new stadium.

"As the head of the debt management office said to the Treasury select committee last year, it would be wrong to read anything into the results of one auction event, which depends on the gilt on offer, demand and market conditions on the day," a Treasury spokesman said.

At one auction, he bid feverishly on a first edition of Shackleton's book about the Endurance expedition, "South," in which Shackleton had inscribed a message to his parents: "With Love from Ernest, Xmas 1919".

"Whenever a collection goes to one auction house or another it's always a decision based on a variety of factors," he said.

There was one auction where we sold 12 cronuts for over $14,000.

Through one auction-room window we saw about 300 buyers, all men, sitting at desks in stadium-style seats -- laptops open, cellphones ready -- their fingers poised on electronic buttons at their consoles.

IN MARCH I got word that someone had hacked eBay, the wildly successful one-to-one auction site.

Recent additions to the site include a small business center, one-to-one auctions, free fantasy football and a service that lets users build and operate online storefronts.

Online auction sites (see One-to-one auctions) and businesses dedicated to putting buyers in touch with sellers worldwide (see Cyberyenta) have brought in a touch of old world haggling while ARTISTdirect, based in Encino, Calif., is helping big time rock groups like The Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd to cut out the middleman and sell directly to the masses.

"I'm so embarrassed to say it, but at one silent auction we bid on fertility treatments.