Sentence examples for cards because the from inspiring English sources
They could not take debit cards, because the lines were down.
Its music store will accept PayPal, rather than credit cards, because the transaction fees are lower.
After he opened one club, Welland responded one diamond with the North cards because the partnership uses transfer responses.
That said, students under 21 with jobs could end up qualifying for certain credit cards because the job should count as a source of funds.
It is an open secret that treaty change is not on the cards because the chances of France voting for it are remote, never mind the UK.
It seemed forced, but then again, I have yet to watch much of the Brit version of "House of Cards" because the lugubrious turns toward the camera in the original are impossible for me to get past.
Were you to hook up six of these $379 displays, you'd have a total of 114 inches of desktop space and you wouldn't have to buy a single extra video card because the cards are built into the monitors.
But that was never in the cards, because, like the recent "Act of Valor," "The Assault" is a testosterone tsunami with zero room for female concerns.
Save the actual cards, because -- being stiff and straight-edged and waterproof -- they're still useful in so many ways.
"I'm really disappointed with the yellow cards because that's the referee chasing a bad decision with deflection".
The sample is composed of children with vaccination cards because these cards are the source of information about the vaccination date.
