Sentence examples for cards arrested from inspiring English sources

The necessary preamble to this discussion is Netflix's surprising success, in 2013, creating Internet-streaming shows such as "House of Cards," "Arrested Development," and "Orange Is the New Black"—that would otherwise be premium TV.

Series like House of Cards, Arrested Development and Under the Dome have been interesting topics of conversation online and in the press because they're changing the way we watch entertainment.

Based on their insistence that having police around makes them feel so safe, these are people who've likely never had to worry about being carded, arrested, beaten, or killed because of the colour of their skin.

The hope is that original programs like "House of Cards" and "Arrested Development" will lure both old and new subscribers to the service.

This year, the phrase "binge watching" became increasingly common, largely because of Netflix's own practice of releasing original episodes of the shows "House of Cards" and "Arrested Development" en masse, leaving decisions about viewing up to the stamina and schedule of its subscribers.

Here's what I mean: Fincher is remaking a British series, "House of Cards," and "Arrested Development" is obviously a continuation of a previously existing cult hit.

They have produced an original series, "House of Cards," revived "Arrested Development", and recently announced a deal that calls for DreamWorks to produce more than 300 hours of original programming for them.

That prompts her to get carded and arrested for underage drinking.

"The police rip off our identity cards and arrest us and people hold their noses when they see us".

Beginning this year, Netflix streamed four original series — "House of Cards," "Hemlock Grove," "Arrested Development" and "Orange Is the New Black".

"If we try to travel outside our village with these cards, we get arrested".