withdraw a bid造句

• Branson claims GTECH chairman Guy Snowden tried to bribe him to withdraw a bid to run Britain's National Lottery on a non-profit basis.
• Branson had testified that Snowden tried to pay him off over lunch on Sept . 24, 1993, to withdraw a bid to run Britain's National Lottery on a non-profit basis for charity.
• The boss of U . S . lottery operator GTECH Corp . denied under oath Friday that he tried to bribe tycoon Richard Branson to withdraw a bid to run Britain's numbers game.
• Branson had contended GTECH chairman Guy Snowden attempted to pay him off over lunch on Sept . 24, 1993, to withdraw a bid to run Britain's National Lottery on a non-profit basis for charity.
• Branson had contended GTECH chairman Guy Snowden tried to pay him off over lunch on Sept . 24, 1993, to withdraw a bid to run Britain's National Lottery on a non-profit basis for charity.
• Branson's spokesman, Will Whitehorn, took the stand and backed up his boss'charge that GTECH chairman Guy Snowden tried to pay off Branson to withdraw a bid to run Britain's National Lottery on a non-profit basis for charity.
• Tycoon Richard Branson is telling the truth when he claims U . S . lottery chief Guy Snowden offered him a bribe to withdraw a bid to run Britain's national lottery, a prominent businessman told a jury Tuesday.
• In a trial that has lasted three weeks, Branson testified that Snowden tried to pay him off over lunch on Sept . 24, 1993, to withdraw a bid to run Britain's National Lottery on a non-profit basis for charity.
• Branson, who operates everything from airlines to movie theaters under the Virgin brand name, says that at a lunch on Sept . 24, 1993, Snowden tried to bribe him to withdraw a bid to run Britain's National Lottery on a nonprofit basis for charity because it threatened GTECH's plans to make big money on the deal.