Sentence examples for cards are for from inspiring English sources

Wild cards are for experimenting with; the established blockbusters, it seems, still are not.

Public telephones along the departure concourse accept only prepaid cards, but no cards are for sale.

But that's what credit cards are for (or at least used to be).

Separate accounts and credit cards are for fun money, for which we answer to no one.

The cards are for a game called Real Talk, which the Wilsons invented to spur dinner conversation.

MTN pre-paid mobile-phone cards are for sale at traffic lights and there is a choice of films at the Ster-Kinekor cinema or on the M-Net satellite-television channel.

Wild cards were for poker, not the postseason.

These cards were for Multibus-compatible computers, and so internally we called them MEs (really).

But he said the Coutts cards were for "home staff" to use for spending relating to the household.

As he recalled, the cards were for adjectives like "funny" and verbs like "to graduate" and "to smile".

His ESP cards were for sale, and were commonplace on campus when I was at Duke 1966-1970.