Sentence examples for site bid from inspiring English sources
The social networking site bid $1bn £628mm) for Instagram in April, and was given the green light for the deal from US regulators at the end of August.
You can post your job to the SmartShoot site, the professionals on the site bid for the work, then you browse their bids and profiles and choose the one you want to work with.
Welcome to Yorkshire is committed to making any changes which may be needed to help rebuild trust in the organisation, to support our team and continue to deliver world-class events in the region". A site bid by Scarborough Council to make a permanent home for an annual traveller's horse fair has been refused by councillors.
These include auction site bid.com.tw, which was founded in 1998 and acquired by eBay in 2002, and retail marketplace Monday Tech, which was purchased in 2008 by Yahoo.
Given that eBay lists more than 120 editions of Poe's works on its Web site, bidding should be lively.
Earlier this spring, the charitable fundraising site Bidding for Good auctioned off a one-month internship at Marc Jacobs in the Collections Accessories Sales Department for $4,000.
Just south of the Perry Street site, bidding reportedly reached $250 a developable square foot for such a parcel -- 12,000 square feet on West Street occupied by Pathfinder Press.
During that time, he says, CTA member countries will need to establish, among other things, whether money offered as part of the site bids really will be made available.
Nevertheless, a recent resurgence of interest in his spectacularly specific site bids well for the dormant blog, with every hope of reigniting Jones' search for the secret sauce of Springfield's signs.
Well, it turns out that pesky anonymous bidder, or "gorpetri" as he's known on the auction site Bidding for Good, defaulted on his bid, abandoning the "The Banality of the Banality of Evil" painting and turning the charity event into a source of speculation.
The goal was "to quantify the sites [based] on their scientific potential and on … site risks or costs," says Rene Ong, an astrophysicist at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a member of the U.S. site-bid team.
