Sentence examples for cards are known from inspiring English sources

Millions of extra voting cards are known to have been illegally registered.

Many prepaid cards are known for charging fees at every turn -- fees to activate the card, fees to make a purchase, even fees to call customer service.

The cards are known as tarots (French), Tarocks (German), tarocchi (Italian), and other variations of the same word, according to the language of the players.

The cards are known to exist in four states, with later versions having numbers and suits added, and some of the images modified or replaced (for example, the image of the young Louis XIV was later substituted with a depiction of a statue of the king as a grown man).

Even today the industry in France is called jacquard silk and the punch cards are known as IBM, or jacquard cards.

The operations that produce these cards, along with driver's licenses and social security cards, are known as document mills.

And instead of the fourth wall-breaking monologues that "House of Cards" was known for, the new series relies on long, nearly silent sequences where characters ponder their decisions and brood over the past.

Action then follows clockwise around the table until all players have acted, after which the dealer discards the top card of the deck (known as 'burning') and deals out the top three cards face up to the middle of the table (these three cards being known as 'the flop').

Only six copies of the card are known to exist.

The business card in the folder also notes the writer's name as "Katharina Mansfield", a Slavic-influenced version that Kimber said Mansfield had signed on documents discovered previously, but no such calling card was known to exist.

The card is known to be present as the tamper-resistant private memory of the chip contains something called a signing key, and only someone with access to the key can sign on behalf of the card.