Sentence examples for put a bid from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't even put a bid on anything".

And EMI, the British record company, had put a bid on the table for Warner Music.

"I had also put a bid in on a loft on 12th Street and Broadway.

She did not get the first property on which she put a bid.

"When we put a bid on the property, we didn't allocate any income for that space," he continued.

"I think they have put a bid in, but I don't know how much for," Lennon said.

If you're going to put a bid-ask spread up on the screen for some stock, you're just a sitting duck, because there'll be some news story that's either good or bad, and if it's either way, somebody else is going to hear of it first, and when you get a hit on your order, it's going to be deadly, because it'll be at the wrong time for you.

Putting a bid together is likely to cost £13m alone.

When authorities know, for example, that 1,000 migrants are arriving in Sicily, arrangements are usually hastily made to house them, often without putting a bid up for tender.

Conference venues, large hotels, the university conference centre and the relevant academics will all be involved in putting a bid together.

Wrong angle!" A few feet away, the actress Naomi Watts was putting a bid on a painting of two cassowaries, a bird of prey that looks rather like a blue turkey and lives in New Guinea and northeastern Australia.