Sentence examples for to auction for from inspiring English sources

They include a collection of paintings inspired by the events of 11 September, which Ronnie plans to auction for the New York firemen.

She is hoping for significant interest in one of the most unusual pieces of memorabilia to come to auction for some time, which goes under the hammer in October.

CityAM should find something else to auction for the money which isn't at the expense of whoever gets pushed back in the queue for paid jobs, when this person gets pushed forward".

This June, a Stradivarius viola will go to auction for $45 million, and a Guarneri del Gesú recently sold for $16 million.

Forbes.com's Amy Doan reported this week on attempts by President Clinton President Clinton and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to find new spectrum (slices of the airwaves) to auction for use in third-generation (3G) wireless services.

After they painted the mural to auction for Best Buddies, Chris and Britto went outside to paint the wall at the entrance to Britto's studio," a source said, according to Hollywood Life.

Some people go to auctions for the glamour, for the chance to sip wine in front of Renoirs, to mingle with dukes and counts, and perhaps to swap gossip about Diana (Dee Dee) Brooks and other high-class felons.

"We've been going to auctions for years.

Remembering the first painting to sell at auction for more than a million pounds.

In fact, the Corot was estimated to sell at auction for no more than $500,000 and$700,000.

(His works have been known to sell at auction for upward of $4 million).