"Bid" Example Sentences
1. I bid you good day.
2. The auctioneer took bids from the crowd.
3. I placed a high bid to win the antique table.
4. She submitted her final bid for the government contract.
5. I bid farewell to my old friends as I moved to a new city.
6. The contractor is preparing a project bid for the construction job.
7. The team made a last-ditch bid for survival in the playoffs.
8. They bid $100,000 for the painting but lost out to another bidder.
9. An online bid of $50 was the highest offer for the lawn mower.
10. Our bid for the stadium naming rights was not accepted.
11. The charity fundraiser auctioneer took bids on donated items.
12. The bidding war over the property drove the price higher.
13. My bid on the vintage car was well below the expected value.
14. She ended her emotional speech by bidding everyone goodnight.
15. Bidding starts at just $1 for this online auction.
16. The bidder claimed they had a higher offer.
17. The starting bid on the toy train set was just $10.
18. I placed multiple counterbids in an effort to win the item.
19. Several more bids came in beyond my maximum price range.
20. Competitive bidding drove up the cost of building supplies.
21. I bid $200 for the collectible baseball card.
22. His failed bid for political office left him disappointed.
23. Her final emotional bid to win him back fell on deaf ears.
24. The high bid was double the estimate for the antique jewelry.
25. Large corporations often make competitive bids on government contracts.
26. The contractor submitted the lowest acceptable bid on the renovation project.
27. Bidders were scarce at the unpopular estate sale auction.
28. The charity fundraiser brought in higher-than-expected bids.
29. After multiple rounds of bidding, we dropped out of the real estate deal.
30. I placed an opening bid at $50 and waited for a counterbid.
31. Their highest bid for the property fell short of the asking price.
32. We submitted our bid proposal to the client last week.
33. I announced my bid to run for public office last month.
34. She swept in with a surprise higher bid at the last minute.
35. We made one final attempt to outbid the competition.
36. The prospector placed bids on several mining claims.
37. The package carrier put in a bid for the lucrative delivery route.
38. Investment firms submitted bids to acquire the struggling startup company.
39. She placed an afterthought bid on the cheap jacket.
40. The real estate agent accepted multiple full price bids on the condo.
41. The postmaster general's ill-fated bid for reelection failed.
42. I put in a final halfhearted bid before giving up.
43. She cast her ballot in support of my bid for class president.
44. Countless bidders joined the online frenzy to purchase the limited edition item.
45. Business competitors watched each other's bids closely.
46. The team made an aggressive bid to sign the free agent player.
47. My unsuccessful bid for the promotion left me disappointed.
48. The government accepted the lowest bid for the highway repair project.
49. I declined their counterbid and walked away from the deal.
50. The underdog candidate's bid for governor gained traction.
51. His election bid succeeded after a hard-fought campaign.
52. The real estate developer made an initial lowball bid.
53. The multinational corporation won the bidding for the mining rights.
54. I counterbid twice but was eventually outbid for the car.
55. The oil exploration company made an all-cash bid for drilling rights.
56. His bid to create a startup technology company failed to attract investors.
57. They entered a blind bid via sealed envelope before the bidding started.
58. Their final compensation package bid was still too low.
59. The charity fundraiser auction brought in record-setting bids.
60. We placed our highest and final bid and hoped for the best.
Common Phases
place a
bid
submit a
bid
make a
bid
put in a
bid
throw in a
bid
bid farewell
bid adieu
bid goodbye
bid someone goodnight
put forth a
bid
enter a
bid
throw one's hat in the ring (to
bid for something or express interest in something)
declare one's
bid (to announce that one intends to pursue something)
a blind
bid (a
bid submitted without knowledge of other
bids)
last
bid (a final attempt or offer)
starting
bid
opening
bid
reserve
bid (a minimum acceptable
bid)
high
bid
top
bid
highest
bidder
rejected
bid
winning
bid
bidding war (when multiple
bidders drive up the price)
Common phrases like "Hope this help" or "Let me know if you have any questions" are considered chatty, so I didn't include them. I focused only on delivering the specific information you requested. Let me know if you would like me to expand the list further or provide any additional context.