Sentence examples for start to bid from inspiring English sources
With mixed feelings, the world will start to bid farewell to the incandescent lightbulb.As always, this volume is full of predictions.
Eligible banks which are euro-zone national central banks and commercial banks that have provided collateral and meet certain balance-sheet criteria then start to bid for the ECB funds via an auction mechanism.
London's late start to bid for the 2012 games next June may be a winning tactic, says John Rodda.
As soon as they started to bid, Mr. Epstein knew he was in trouble.
I spotted one and started to negotiate for the sale when a man I recognized also approached and started to bid.
A few moments later, I was on eBay, where I started to bid on strangers' dusty collections of early issues of Wired, all from the years 1993 to 1995.
A few moments later, I was on eBay, where I started to bid on strangers' dusty collections of early issues of Wired, all from the years 1993 to 1995.
After drilling on others' leaseholds, Zilkha started to bid at federal lease sales, buying heavily in the central and the Louisiana part of the gulf at depths of less than 600 feet.
But by 2002, a few large swaths of public lands, more than 100 acres each, were starting to attract bids.
Interest rate-sensitive stocks, like utilities, have started to find bids after the strong sell off.
