Sentence examples for called card from inspiring English sources
You whippersnappers might not remember, but libraries used to have something called card catalogs.
That's the new, more straightforward name for Square's mobile payments app, previously called Card Case.
Mr. Dorsey, who also co-founded Twitter, said customers would use a new feature on Square's iPhone or Android apps, called Card Case, to make payments.
A collectible card game called Card Wars, inspired by the season four episode of the same name, has also been released.
This law would protect workers from being fired for talking about unions, and would allow workers to organize without the boss finding out using a method called "card check".
As a femme lesbian who is often accused of "passing" in the straight world, she created a website called Card Carrying Lesbian, where she does her part to educate the public on the many faces of lesbians and how each one is as relevant and valid as the next.
As a national platitude, at the "In God We Trust" level of things, this seems unexceptionable to everyone except those who might be called card-carrying atheists, people who become litigious every time they hear a reference to God in a public place.
Families of small proteins that are called CARD-only proteins (COPs) and PYD-only proteins (POPs) have recently been known to negatively regulate inflammasome and suppress spontaneous or unnecessary activation by playing a role as decoy partners [ 31- 33].
These topics are called "cards" within the Google Now application.
Calling cards were Gerald Burg's, well, calling card.
His calling card: versatility.
