Sentence examples for cards asked from inspiring English sources

"Whatever happened to birthday cards?" asked Pam Koner-Yohai, who founded the hunger relief organization Family-to-Family in Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y.

Also astonishing, he told us, is the number of people who have approached him on the street and, giving him their cards, asked him to call.

The cards asked for their recent travel histories and whether they had come in contact with the disease everyone here still fears: SARS.

Before anyone could order as the ice cream boat slid up onto the sand at Goose Neck Beach, Mr. L'HommeDieu pulled out a deck of cards, asked his first customer to pick a card, not a flavor, then pulled that card out of his mouth.

By spring, a majority of them had signed cards asking that their union be recognized.

In card check, workers authorize union representation when a majority sign cards asking for it.

Even the streetwalkers pitched in, Mr. Bishop recalled, with those holding union cards asking for parts.

Twice we heard children, reading from the display cards, ask their parents what the U.S.S.R. was.

Their focus group people sometimes hold up cards asking the public what image most represents Labour.

Some of those cards ask stufflike your age, number of people in the house and how much you earn.

This winter, they included a note with their holiday cards, asking if anyone was interested in buying their Montclair house.