Sentence examples for cards from inspiring English sources

For patients with concession cards and children aged under 16 the fee will apply for only the first 10 services in each year.

But any irony involved in a coalition government that came to power pledging to scrap identity cards introducing a system of foreign residence permits will be lost as the political parties indulge in "a race to the bottom" over immigration.

The 2 million people from other EU states who live in Britain will be forced to have resident permits or identity cards if David Cameron is to fulfil his pledge to make rules on access to public services for new migrants the toughest in Europe.

The boom in gift cards is a kind of socially tolerable version of this: the cards are somehow more personal than cash, and they're also not going to be wasted on an unwanted gift.

"With her cardboard cards and her oatmeal boxes, Inge registered the velocity of propagation of the earthquakes to all parts of the globe.

Other than the US Open (where she has received several main-draw wild cards), this is only the second Grand Slam main draw for Gibbs, after getting direct entry into the Australian Open in January.

The kernel is also expanded with kernel extensions (kexts) that allow it to manage hardware features like peripherals, graphics cards, bluetooth, Wi-Fi and the hard drive.

A surprise drop in US GDP helped push the FTSE 100 down 16.08 points to 6323.11 after earlier signs that a new five year peak was on the cards.

Most banks will change American dollars and travellers' cheques and most credit cards are accepted in major cities.

But pensioner concession cards are provided by state governments, and at least some of the benefits they offer – like discounts on transport and utilities – are paid for by the states.

Critics say: ID cards are a Big Brother concept.