Sentence examples for cards apart from inspiring English sources

It takes acute vision and lots of practice to tell the cards apart just by examining their reverse sides.

Even the Library Bureau did not offer a convenient way to separate groups of cards, apart from thin metal partitions that wrapped around them, or taller cards.

Poll workers in New York, for example, could have instructed voters to unfold the ballot, vote both sides, and tear the cards apart before putting them into the scanner.

Indeed, the red cards apart, the first 40 minutes were forgettable.

Issuers such as Chase, Citi, Capital One and Bank of America determine rewards, sign-up bonuses, fees and other terms, features that set cards apart from one another.

As controls, Guthrie cards from 486 children with no known history of leukaemia were picked two Guthrie cards apart from the patient Guthrie card in the Guthrie card archive, thereby matching for birthplace and birthdate.

Everybody in the ground knew it was a red card apart from the referee.

See You Again's trump card, apart from the country twang in Cyrus's voice, is the line she delivers after she's overcome with shyness in front of a boy.

Holly Holm (right) has made an impressive move from boxing to MMA (Josh Hedges/Zuffa LLC) Ronda Rousey faces what should be her toughest opponent (Josh Hedges/Zuffa LLC) Not only is the card absolutely stacked with Aussie talent old and new, but the two headlining bouts set this card apart from all others that have gone before it.

An annoyance in addition to the deafening commotion is the presentation of that piccolini card apart from the rest of the menu, so that you can't evaluate your interest in these snacks, which take on a compulsory air, before you've seen your other options.

Mr Hutton said: "He has never been disciplined or shown any card apart from a yellow for being offside".