Sentence examples for start an auction from inspiring English sources

However, he said the site is preparing to start an auction on a new flaw found in the newest, patched version of SquirrelMail.

Suárez's potential departure would inevitably have a huge bearing on Rodgers' budget, although the manager is prepared to consider alternatives to his leading central-defensive target, Kyriakos Papadopoulos, should Schalke attempt to start an auction.

And he had helped sell Mr. Flanagan's book to the prestigious publishers Berlin Verlag in Germany and Tammi in Finland and to start an auction for it in Spain.

The government is due to start an auction by the end of 2012 whereby the UK's mobile network providers will bid for a slice of the 4G spectrum, with firms expected to start rolling out 4G services to consumers in late 2013.

She suggested to Sony that it start an auction site; they asked why she didn't do it herself.

Perhaps a club wants it to be known they have rejected an offer for their star player to start an auction?

boom, Hambrecht & Quist and some other smaller investment banks also tried to start an auction-style I.P.O.

Blockbuster, the bankrupt video rental company, said on Monday that it had agreed to sell itself to a group of creditors for about $290 million as a way to jump-start an auction process that could yield a higher bid.

There is plenty of interest in asset-management companies, and Liberty's bankers, Credit Suisse First Boston, quickly started an auction.

"There had been auctions on the Internet for years," Mr. Cohen writes, "long before Omidyar even thought of starting an auction Web site".

Now it is starting an auction process to bring in a market price for a handful of companies' warrants, including JPMorgan's.