Auctioned Sentence Examples

The company was auctioned off in 2008 for $24 million.

Somehow, he'd survived and was auctioned off like an animal with several other children his age.

Comedian and tosspot Jim Davidson once auctioned his left scapula for charity, but received no takers.

In lieu of payment the advertiser gave the station 112 electric can openers, which the station auctioned off on the air.

Farrell auctioned himself in September 2005 for the benefit of Hurricane Katrina victims; he helped raise $20,000.

Her Atlanta mansion had already been auctioned off after being lost to foreclosure.

The Tonight Show host Jay Leno auctioned a Harley-Davidson motorcycle signed by various celebrity guests.

Sleep Like a Star Charity Auction, sponsored by Select Comfort, auctioned dozens of beds autographed by celebrities to benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities.

Sneakers designed by singer Eminem were auctioned for the Marshall Mathers Foundation and the NineMillion.org campaign.

Victoria's Secret models auctioned their wigs to help Free Arts NYC, a non-profit group that helps abused and neglected children.

The stories are mixed as to why the home is being auctioned off to the highest bidder, but if she's keeping up payments on her other home worth nearly $1 million, she isn't in as much financial trouble as it seems.

In 2002, Nona Paris Lola Jackson filed suit against "The Gloved One" (since the glove in question was recently auctioned off, can he still be called by that name?) claiming that she was the mother to all his children.

Blake was cremated, and in her will, she asked that her possessions and memorabilia be auctioned off, with the proceeds going to PAWS.

If a park closes for economic reasons, the rides may be auctioned off to be relocated and reopened as new attractions elsewhere.

In the company's early years, the wines were auctioned off or given away as Christmas presents, but by the end of the 1980s the wine was so sought-after that the company began full production.

If you still cannot resolve it the attorneys will request to have a sheriff's sale, where your home will be auctioned off to recover some of the lender's funds.

At the sheriff sale your property will be auctioned off with a pre-set starting bid.

Usually the auction is held either at the courthouse or outside the property being auctioned.

This lien supersedes all other types of liens on the property so if the property owner does not repay the lien, the property is auctioned off.

These properties are not often sold through standard procedures, but are auctioned off at local sales.

Such homes are usually auctioned off, sometimes on rather short notice, to the general public.

However, a notable exception does exist; if a home goes on the market and a family does not come forward to purchase it for a private residence, the home may still be auctioned off, this time as a property opened to all prospective buyers.

Suspicions should arise when Fendi Spy bags are being auctioned off at severely discounted prices.

The watches were given away in a National Sweepstakes promoting the movie release and the others were auctioned off as charity fund raisers.

Check with the auctioneer to determine if a vehicle is part of the estate being auctioned.

In this type of fundraiser, cheerleaders are auctioned off for certain tasks, like cleaning out a basement, painting a house or doing yard work.

A phone call from Tyson Ritter was auctioned off to raise money for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS.

The marriage quickly proved a sham, the couple divorced and Conger auctioned her ring and other prizes off on eBay.

The furnishings for the couple's main home, which Giudice famously shopped for on the first season of the Real Housewives, dropping $100,000 in cash on furniture for one room, were auctioned off in July 2010.

Snider made an appearance on the second season of the Gordon Ramsay reality show Kitchen Nightmares, in which he donated a motorcycle to be auctioned off through the Handlebar restaurant.

Though whips and chains wouldn't have gotten him to admit it, he was so insanely jealous of his brother's moment of glory he would have sold his soul and auctioned wife Ginger to have done the same damn thing.

Donated his Oscar swag bag that was auctioned for $45,000 by the United Way to raise money for Hurricane Katrina relief.

Its most notable success in recent years is on the Scottish and English borders, where, at the annual ram sales at Kelso, a greater number of rams is auctioned of this than of any other breed, to cross with flocks of LeicesterCheviot ewes especially, but also with Border Leicesters and three-parts-bred ewes.

In 1732 the township was surveyed with its present boundaries, and in 1738 the land (exclusive 'of that held under previous grants) was auctioned by the state at Hartford.