Sentence examples for would bid to from inspiring English sources

Both said they would bid to become the sole supplier for Kmart's 2,100 stores.

This week, Raila Odinga, the prime minister, announced that the country would bid to host the 2024 Olympics.

Different public and private partnerships would bid to win the ERUM as part of a tendering process.

Odinga said Kenya would need to invest more in training and rewarding its athletes, and announced that the country would bid to host the 2024 Games.

The franchise will be replaced by a new partnership, which could well involve Stagecoach, which indicated it would bid to run the line.

Philip McCarty of Apple Valley, Minn., a collector of crash covers, said he would bid to buy one of the Sept. 11 letters.

A White House spokesman said tonight that Mr. and Mrs. Nixon and their family would bid farewell to Cabinet members and staff personnel at 9 30 A. M. tomorrow in the East Room.

It specifically rejected the Victorian government's arguments for secrecy, saying the risk that bidders would "bid up" to the government's cost estimates was low.

I would bid farewell to my "kids" on the last day of school and shed a tear or two.

The plan would make banks bid to reach the lowest rates.

It would mean law firms would bid for work to defend people facing criminal charges.