Sentence examples for card states from inspiring English sources

The card states that the holder has a medical condition and needs to use a toilet quickly.

The card states that the hotel is geared toward students and backpackers, and on a recent afternoon, a few women, including one with a backpack, were staying there.

An opening title card states that the filmmaker's initial purpose was to "set out to follow the Grateful Dead and work a ski season in Aspen".

He runs a shop in the Khyber Bazaar that, as his business card states, "deals in all kind of Ball Bearings, Roller Bearings, Needle Roller Bearings, Bearing Blocks" -- and the list goes on.

At the Mondrian in Los Angeles, a card states that amenities are to be enjoyed "during your stay" and includes a price list should the trash can ($16) or the alarm clock ($32) prove irresistible.

Not "based on a true story" or "adapted from a true story," but the true gen. What's more, another card states that the movie is based on A. Scott Berg's biography "Max Perkins: Editor of Genius".

Each box has a card stating who it's for.

One salon left a card stating the bed had been cleaned, the hygienic equivalent of a mint on a pillow.

One offers only a printed card stating: "I disappeared for three days without prior notice to anyone.

Like "Zero Dark Thirty," many incidents in the film were based on real-life events (though there's no title card stating as much).

Britain Stronger in Europe must connect with people – perhaps a "pledge card" stating five benefits we derive from the EU, is the answer.