Mr. Domenech's two $10,000 sculptures were the first pieces to be snapped up.
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This ended speculation that Marketo would be snapped up by Microsoft or SAP. 2.
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Shirley is seeking distribution, but some early reactions suggest it could be snapped up soon.
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That's the lowest price ever, and needs to be snapped up sooner rather than later.
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He had hoped his programing skills would be snapped up in Chile, a budding technology hub.
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As for Twitter, it is likely to be snapped up once its value is low enough.
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Versace is the latest Made-in-Italy name to be snapped up by a foreign company.
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Not when there are fantastic opportunities to save out there, just waiting to be snapped up.
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There are absolutely loads of great deals out there right now, waiting to be snapped up.
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In a year without loads of strong 4K TV deals, this offer should be snapped up.
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There are still great deals ready to be snapped up on kitchen appliances, TVs, cameras, and more.
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And as the world's most profitable company, Aramco shares would be snapped up by many active investors.
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I buy a ticket right away because I know the good seats will be snapped up quickly.
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We're pretty sure everything will be snapped up in no time, so you better get on this quick.
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The cheaper its shares become, the more likely it is to be snapped up by another internet or telecoms company.
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There are still plenty of reasons to be cheerful, such as the great deals out there, ready to be snapped up.
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There's still a whole bunch of fantastic offers out there, ready to be snapped up, if you know where to look.
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Investors had expected the deal to be snapped up, with many accounts wanting to buy a rare and high-rated issuer.
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Why it matters: We're often told that manual work will be snapped up by robots, while creative jobs are relatively safe.
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I think we are doing a good and responsible job of training our students, who will be snapped up by recruiters.
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Protesters fear the leases may be snapped up by investors from powerful neighbor China, with which Vietnam has a rocky history.
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The company employs a network of scouts who travel around the US looking for cars that can be snapped up and refurbished.
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Wait too long for an ideal person, and you could miss out on quality matches, who will eventually be snapped up themselves.
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According to WTVR, Rusty will be available for adoption on Friday and is sure to be snapped up soon into a loving home.
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The new girls' headgear, though optional, is likely to be snapped up by anxious parents fearing the head injuries that occur in girls' lacrosse.
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Experts say that of the five large data providers, FactSet appears most likely to be snapped up next, according to our fintech reporter Dan DeFrancesco.
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It says passenger airlines will likely focus on smaller and medium sized wide-body aircraft while larger planes will be snapped up by freight operators.
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Many observers have long wondered whether English Premier League (EPL) soccer, for instance, could be snapped-up by a deep-pocketed tech outfit – say, an Apple.
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By 2018, more than 62 percent of Toronto groundbreaking will be multiples, Norman believes - nearly all of them to be snapped up by investors, not residents.
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What has just been delivered onto LME warrant will then be snapped up and cancelled again with a view to transferring to cheaper off-market storage.
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But just like any maturing industry, some companies will go bankrupt, others will join forces to survive and some could be snapped up by bigger competitors.
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The phone goes on sale in India on Thursday February 18th, when it will undoubtedly be snapped up by locals keen for a smartphone on a budget.
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The steelworks left plenty of brownfield land that could be snapped up by developers, outside the wide circles of "green belt" that restrict development around nearby cities.
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While Porto's victory that night ensured that Mourinho would be snapped up by Chelsea, it also showed that his brand of football could bring Europe to heel.
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The bad news is that this deal is going to be snapped up even faster than last time, so the pressure really is on to avoid missing out.
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A deal would make Buccellati, which reported sales of 41 million euros in 2015, the latest Italian high-end jewelry house to be snapped up in a foreign takeover.
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The news ends weeks of speculation in which people guessed that Marketo would be snapped up potentially by strategics like Microsoft (who is a big partner of Marketo) or SAP.
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Analysts at HSBC said Ocado, often mentioned as an M&A target, was the least likely to be snapped up by Amazon if it extends its shopping list to UK supermarkets.
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Over the course of his career, he said, he has seen many family-run companies — his customers — be snapped up by larger corporations, or fold after being unable to compete with them.
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Under normal circumstances, any author who raked in $230,21994 for a series of self-published children's books would be snapped up by a prestigious publisher and handed a lucrative multi-book deal.
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Any additional exports are likely to be snapped up in a market buffeted by tension over trade policy between top soy importer China, and the world's second-largest soybean exporter, the United States.
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It could have been KFC, or another fast food restaurant, or pretty much brand: at some point, Kristian Nairn was bound to be snapped up for a Hodor-style Game of Thrones parody.
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Versace is the latest Made-in-Italy name to be snapped up by a foreign company after Rome-based Fendi, celebrity jeweller Bulgari and cashmere maker Loro Piana were all bought by LVMH.
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In contrast to the past two years when new and existing flats would normally be snapped up, agents say residential property has switched to a buyer's market, with more room to negotiate prices.
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Little did they know that after an hour of unsuccessful advertising, the massive plush toy would be snapped up by the Kung Fu Panda star, who happened to be passing by in her vehicle.
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Of Scottish descent on his father's side and born in Dumbarton, Byrne may be snapped up as a national treasure north of the border long before the incumbent President of the United States of America ever will.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia on Wednesday presented a new medium-range passenger plane which state media said was superior to its Western-made counterparts in many respects and would be snapped up by both Russian and foreign carriers.
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Lower-end malls located in less-prosperous locations will continue to see stores shutter and will most likely be snapped up by bargain-hunting investors, who may seek new tenants for the properties — or just raze them.
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Protesters fear the leases may be snapped up by investors from powerful neighbor China, with which Vietnam has a rocky history, and were also upset about a recently-passed cybersecurity law that they worry would limit free speech.
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Indeed back in December 2015, reports began circulating that Zo Rooms, which had only recently landed a $32 million Series B led by Tiger Global, would be snapped up by OYO after getting into financial difficultly battling its deep-pocketed competitor.
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Names to watch: Zion Williamson, the powerhouse Duke forward who's all but certain to be snapped up by the New Orleans Pelicans as the draft's first pick, as well as Ja Morant of Murray State and R.J. Barrett, also from Duke.
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Daly sued Elite Introductions and the agency's owner, Trudy Gilbert, for "misleading and deceptive conduct" over their claim that the service was full of "amazing" men who would be "snapped up by January" if she didn't sign up for the service right away.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China's Union Life Insurance is planning to sell a controlling stake that could be snapped up by locals or foreigners looking to tap into the country's growing demand for insurance products, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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In Zhongshan, homes can be snapped up for 1,400 yuan ($209.47) per square foot, while those in Zhuhai go for around 4,000 yuan per square foot – a steep discount to the roughly HK$15,000 ($1,923) per square foot for an apartment in Hong Kong.
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Reading between the lines, when I asked if this meant Omnity was merely looking to be snapped up by Google, providing a nice financial return for its investors, Sager laughed off the assertion with a bold claim likely to generate sharp interest in the company.
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For other tech companies moving toward the stock market — including the workplace collaboration company Slack and the fitness gear maker Peloton — Uber's I.P.O. is a warning that fast-growing but unprofitable firms may not be snapped up by investors as they have been in the past.
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Hong Kong will auction a site valued at as much as $2.2 billion in the first quarter, the first sale of commercial land in the Central business district in more than 20 years, and it is widely expected to be snapped up by a mainland Chinese developer, market participants told Reuters.
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Here's the full story:Here are 7 digital advertising companies that experts say could be snapped up in 2020Here are other highlights from advertising:Meet the 25 power players who are trying to turn around WPP, the world's biggest ad holding companyNew US president of the company that built Unilever's ad agency explains why in-housing is a greater threat to ad agencies than consultancies
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Following demands made to the band to deliver immediate hit singles, That Petrol Emotion exploited a loophole in their contract and left Polydor, only to be snapped up within a few weeks by Virgin Records.
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When the local catchment was depleted, water was brought in by rail from Hutton's Lagoon, 12,000 gallons at a time, to be snapped up within days. In 1890 Jamieson and George Gordon founded the Broken Hill Water Supply Company, Limited, with plans to dam Stephens Creek, and pipe it in to "The Barrier". The scheme was moderately successful, and taken over by Broken Hill Proprietary around 1900.
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Mike Picozzi would later move to rival rock station WCCC-FM, eventually becoming program director there. WHCN flipped to classic rock in the mid-1990s to compete for the older rock audience that grew up with the station. New owners switched the moniker to "105-9 WHCN," moving to a harder-edged classic rock format billed as "Classic Rock That Really Rocks". WHCN would be snapped up by Liberty Broadcasting, then SFX Broadcasting/Capstar, and then AMFM, which merged with iHeartMedia (then known as Clear Channel Communications) in 2000.
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He would grab four points in twelve games for the IceHawks, helping them into the post-season although Anderson would only feature in one play off game. Anderson settled well in the UHL, and his signature would be snapped up in the close season by the newly re-established Kalamazoo Wings. Anderson would be a reliable if not spectacular point scorer for the Wings, and would manage 20 points in 46 regular season games. Despite this increase in productivity Anderson would choose not to re-sign for the Wings, and would again move across the Atlantic to sign for HC Milano.
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Born in Mostar, Grgić went through the ranks of Čitluk's NK Brotnjo before moving in 2005 to the HNK Hajduk Split academy. After a season there, he wasn't given a professional contract and was released on a free transfer, only to be snapped up by NK Zagreb, led by Miroslav Blažević who saw in the young player a way to get back at Hajduk's chairman Branko Grgić - who shares his surname, and who had previously sacked Blažević, claiming that he was better than Luka Modrić.Ćiro: Moj Grgić je bolji od Luke Modrića at Index.hr Grgić debuted against Hajduk, coming in the 19.8.
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The book received a variety of different reviews. The book was well covered in the New York Times and given a warm reception on The Colbert Report.The Colbert Report April 26, 2011 Genevieve Fox, writing in the Telegraph, "If the humanists are in the ascendant, then Grayling's self-help book for the spiritually rudderless will be snapped up", while Christopher Hart, writing in the Sunday Times concluded that: "Compared to the original, it’s a molehill at the foot of Everest". Reviews in The ObserverRichard Holloway, "The Good Book: A Secular Bible by AC Grayling – review", Observer, 24 April 2011.
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The big break came for the newly named Omar when the family moved to Constantinople. By astute networking and doubtless exploiting his curiosity value as a European ex-military man, he was appointed lecturer at the Turkish Military Academy. With this exposure he shone enough to be snapped up as aide- de-camp to the Polish–Ottoman General Wojciech Chrzanowski, who was engaged in the re-organization of the Ottoman Army after the defeat of the Janissaries. Now a major, Omar completed a mapping assignment in Bulgaria and the Danube territories, gaining detailed knowledge of the ground which was to serve him well in the future.
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In 1933, he and Jack Surtees were traded to Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic, with Len Williams moving in the opposite direction. He joined Port Vale in July 1934 and scored on his debut on 25 August; a 2–0 win over Sheffield United at The Old Recreation Ground. He went on to score braces in home wins over Southampton, Manchester United and Bury, and boasted a total of ten goals in the opening 18 Second Division games of the season. This record led him to be snapped up by First Division side Preston North End in December 1934, in exchange for Ted Critchley and a cash balance.
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A review by the School Library Journal, stated: "The well-known author here retells 24 black American folk tales in sure storytelling voice. ... All are beautifully readable." and concluded "With the added attraction of 40 bordered full- and half-page illustrations by the Dillons wonderfully expressive paintings reproduced in black and white this collection should be snapped up." The New York Times review by Ishmael Reed called The People Could Fly "extraordinary and wonderful", commended Hamilton for writing "these tales in the Black English of the slave storytellers" and found it "Handsomely illustrated". The People Could Fly has also been reviewed by Publishers Weekly, Booklist, Common Sense Media, It has been used in study.
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Anecdotally the pseudonym 'Andrew MacAllan' was conceived by Leasor and his literary agent, Gillon Aitken, during a long lunch. Leasor was now in his sixties and finding it harder to interest publishers in new book projects. They were happy to publish some of his proven successes, such the Jason Love thrillers – but even then they would limit their print runs to 20,000 in hardback, which would virtually all be snapped up by libraries. They would then say that few had been sold to retailers and that therefore there was no popular demand for a larger run. Leasor was also frustrated by people accosting him at drinks parties claiming that it was now virtually impossible for a new author to get published on merit alone, without some fashionable backstory to excite the publisher’s interest.
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As the music scene in Nova Scotia started to coalesce around Halifax and its emerging underground scene, new sounds and new styles of music started to be heard. Both the punk and new wave movements found fertile ground in Halifax, the latter producing a band whose lead singer, Sarah McLachlan, would be snapped up in the 1980s and moved to Vancouver, to later become a huge international star. Sarah McLachlan had 2 #2 albums on the Billboard 200 like the adult contemporary Surfacing in 1997. It was toward the end of the 1980s that the music scene in Nova Scotia seemed to truly become an industry, with Nova Scotians leading the creation of the East Coast Music Awards as well as establishing the Music Industry Association of Nova Scotia.
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Involvement with SuperLeague meant that Dmitry could regularly fight against some of the world's top fighters and over the three years he was with the organization until its demise in 2006 he would post an excellent six and one record with wins against the likes of Joerie Mes, Clifton Brown and Shane Chapman only being tempered by a surprise KO loss to Moises Baptista De Sousa. After SuperLeague ceased to exist Shakuta's record meant that he would be snapped up by the up-and-coming Dutch promotion It's Showtime and he won his debut – a four-man tournament – with the organization early 2006. This victory meant he qualified for the organizations inaugural 75MAX tournament later that year in Rotterdam, although he did not go far after being beaten by Ondřej Hutník in the quarter finals. In 2008 after having won a qualifying fight the previous year Dmitry found himself back at the final.
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