Sentence examples for card served from inspiring English sources

But, as both managers admitted afterwards, the red card served only to knock Chesterfield from their stride and the win was sealed when Mark Little charged into the box, outfoxed Liam Cooper, and tumbled over the central defender's challenge.

It was Andrew H. Card Jr., now Governor Bush's choice for chief of staff, who signed that agreement on behalf of President Bush, whom Mr. Card served as transportation secretary.

Jim Maurer, the former president of the Massachusetts chapter of that group, said that Mr. Card served on his board of directors in 1996 and 1997 and "was really good about letting us use his name".

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Unlike the identity card for British citizens, this card serves a purpose by helping foreign nationals easily prove they have a right to live and work freely in the UK.

"In this case, the card serves as a behavior-control mechanism, beyond simple payment administration," says Trempont.

Informal status refers to more than just housing: In Jakarta, the personal ID card serves as an invisible divider between formal and informal residents, and is used as an excuse for denying rights to the marginalized population.

Her business cards served as examples of her work.

Inscribed with the names and check-out histories of old books, the cards served as sketch pads and, on occasion, order pads for $3 slice-and-coffee slice-and-coffee slice-and-coffee

On Monday, the CNBC documentary "House of Cards" served up another tranche of the subprime culture, typified by the now defunct company Quick Loan Funding and its huckster-in-chief, Daniel Sadek.

Laureen Nowlan-Card served as Crown Prosecutor at Charlie's trial in a West Shore court, while Roger Batchelor served as Charlie's criminal defense lawyer.