underbidders造句

• On some things there were so many underbidders.
• In fact, eBay provides a way for sellers to send second-chance offers to underbidders.
• There was good, healthy competition and plenty of unspent money, judging from the number of underbidders.
• The underbidders at the London auction were deeply disappointed at Titania's Palace being lost to Ireland.
• "We've immediately been able to resell the objects to the underbidders or people who had told us they were interested in buying any objects from the auction ."
• Underbidders in the sale included the jeweller Harry Winston, the Sultan of Brunei Hassanal Bolkiah, and the Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, who had dropped out of the auction at $ 700, 000.
• Among the frustrated underbidders on various items was the White House, which was backed by private donations in an effort to buy the antique desk Kennedy used to sign the 1963 nuclear-test-ban treaty.
• Eric Greenleaf, an associate professor of marketing at the Stern School of Business at New York University who has researched the traditional auction process, said that there were two good clues to indicate that someone is shill bidding for a friend : " if the only time he bids is when some one person is selling and if the underbidders are very geographically close ."