Sentence examples for card supplied from inspiring English sources
The "magnifying card" supplied was worthless and an example of wasteful spending.
The long abandoned Cotton Exchange has been taken over by artist Liam Hopkins, who has filled the space with brightly coloured alien pods made with card supplied by the local Cardboard Box Company.
Setting out to test EE's network around London with a HTC phone and 4G sim card supplied by the company, the Guardian was able to load the latest episode of Top Gear in less than 50 seconds in King's Cross– significantly faster than our tests on an Apple iPhone 5 using 3G.
Haris also thinks they'll be hard-pressed, without the captive audience of cable operators to whom they've been selling proprietary cable boxes, and with an entirely different security apparatus for the new cable modem markets (instead of having security built-into the boxes, the new designs use a "smart card" supplied by each operator).
On a card supplied by the DGS office and left with them for forwarding, each candidate should notify the College Art Association office (1) when the topic of his dissertation is approved; (2) if the topic is changed; and (3) when the dissertation is accepted.
He said that the newspaper's carriers are independent contractors, not employees, whose contract dictates that they can only communicate with customers once a year, during a three-week end-of-the-year window with a card supplied by The Post, to solicit a tip.
For example, the customer can use an offline debit card, supplying a signature but no PIN.
Public school teachers distribute to their pupils cards supplied by church groups, so that the parents may indicate whether they desire religious instruction for their children.
Last year, a search of Mabetex offices by the Swiss federal attorney's office found documents related to credit cards supplied to members of former President Boris N. Yeltsin's family.
Among many families, particularly in the suburbs, the custom is to send pictures of children (but not adults) in a card with a cutout frame or on cards supplied by a photo processor.
In their indictment last week, the authorities said that Mr. Gonzalez and his two Miami-based conspirators were storing millions of credit and debit card numbers on servers in Latvia and Ukraine, and imprinting some of those numbers on blank A.T.M. cards supplied by collaborators in China.
