Sentence examples for would ante from inspiring English sources

Who would ante up the money for razing and rebuilding?

Under its terms, Goldman would ante up about $450 million of its own money to the social network, which is quite a sum, even for Goldman.

This month, the group said it would ante up as much as $500,000 to expand one such reform: the use of more thorough "out-of-competition" drug-testing of horses.

For their part, supporters of the track team said they would be happy to change the Nike logo for any other if a company would ante up and help rebuild the track.

Jenni Glenn, a spokeswoman for the pageant, said the organization was still involved in negotiations with cable networks, although it is unlikely that any of them would ante up the $5.6 million that ABC did for broadcast rights last year.

By 1901, the Strand would ante up 4,795 pounds (approximately $672,000 in current dollars) to serialize "The Hound of the Baskervilles". The following year, Collier's magazine offered $45,000 — the equivalent today of $1.3 million — for just the U.S. serial rights to 13 new Holmes adventures.

Business investors would surely ante up millions.

That the financially challenged Mets, who have not spent significant money on a free agent in several years, would suddenly ante up about $50 million for a good but certainly not great player did not make all that much sense in the first place.

Why would anyone ante up in a high stakes game just to pay the dealer?

And this only after threatening a disaster "worse than Enron" and dismissing banks from the loan consortium, HSBC among them, that would only ante up funds in exchange for equity.

Because the EU wouldn't ante up, the US withdrew from NATO.