Sentence examples for some bid to from inspiring English sources
There's some bidding to get the position that's most attractive to advertisers.
"We've got several parties who appear to be asking all the right questions and we are looking for them to move forward to make some bids to us we hope at some point next week.
The hosts really are going some in a bid to ensure their Division One safety for another year, with Chris Nash and Ed Joyce looking in sensational form.
Men also do this to women – explaining the phenomenon of relationships put under immense strain when one of the couple loses weight, or makes some other bid to climb out of the saboteur's hole.
"I hope to God when I'm nearing 50, I won't be digging out my trainers and my dodgy Lycra top and heading out for some sad bid to relive a heady but very hazy weekend from the summer of 1994".
Apparently the guy, named Vitalii Sediuk, often tries to sexually invade famous people as part of some sustained bid to make himself more famous.
An increasing number of Shia are now joining their ranks, some in a bid to counter the influence of Moqtada al-Sadr's Mahdi army in their area.
Some favoured a bid to bring people to the coastal resorts, others wanted Dorset's rolling countryside in the shop window.
The Google campaign against Microsoft's bid, to some degree, underlines their broadening competition.
(Fitzpatrick told me that he supplemented his income by doing some modeling; in a bid to attract a sponsor, he also put himself up for sale on eBay).
