Sentence examples for card language from inspiring English sources

Oguchi-sensei made a valiant effort to defend the fellow, and thereby, Japanese society.First, she parried with her strongest card: language.

Whether it's visiting manufacturing plants in China or meeting potential investors on Sand Hill Road, you won't get much accomplished without first shelling out for a plane ticket, a hotel and a rental car, not to mention business cards, language lessons and even the little things like food and laundry that can add up to a big hotel bill.

To this end, we propose JCML (Java Card Modeling Language) a specification language derived from JML (Java Modeling Language) and its implementation: a compiler that generates runtime verification code.

Whether measured by state tests required under the seven-year-old federal No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) or by the National Assessment of Educational Progress – also known as "the nation's report card" – English language learners lag far behind their fluent English speaking peers in both maths and reading proficiency.

NEGATIVE PREGNANT One advantage of being a card-carrying language maven is that you suffer no compunctions about asking, "What does that mean?" (Or, in colloquial conversation, "Whassat?") Your interlocutor rejects the possibility of your being ignorant, which you may well be, and instead thinks: "This is a test.

Separate the flash cards into language, structure, theme, form, and context, and jot down the most important points and quotes incorporating all your sources, including websites, personal interpretations, and your teacher's and classmates' interpretations.

New businesses sprouted: a Mexican restaurant and grocery store, a Guatemalan restaurant and the Guatemalan-owned Tonita's Express, where workers lined up on Saturday mornings to wire hundreds of dollars back to villages in Guatemala and bought phone cards, Spanish-language CDs and DVDs, tortillas and birthday cards.

Sometimes cards in languages other than English and Japanese are fake.

My own view is that Obama should have played the 14th Amendment card, using its language about "the validity of the public debt" to unilaterally raise the debt ceiling.

* Footballers' abuse 'undermines authority in schools' * Independent: The red card to ban language on the pitch 'THE AMERICANS DON'T WANT YOU TO RETheN' The Italian journalist freed this weekend in Iraq claims the American military might have been attempting to assassinate her because Italy had paid a ransom to her captors against US wishes.

Hartley, already on a warning for arguing with referee Wayne Barnes, was shown a red card for offensive language and, according to the official, calling him a "cheat".