Sentence examples for cards blow from inspiring English sources
"Water Music" asks a pianist not only to play his instrument but also to turn a radio on and off, shuffle cards, blow a duck whistle into a bowl of water, pour water from one receptacle into another, and slam the keyboard lid shut.
It's like a vast cornucopia -- a city devised by the devil to force you into maxing out your credit cards, blowing your diet and developing an unrelenting passion for 19th-century bric-a-brac.
It's more than possible that journalists are simply building speculation on top of more speculation, and we could easily see the whole flimsy house of cards blown to pieces when the film-maker finally begins announcing his plans for the movie.
The current occupant is hard to fault when it comes to budget-balancing metaphors: Arnold Schwarzenegger would "tear up the state's credit card", "blow up the boxes of government", and so on.Yet the reality is that the current budget, for the year ending next June, has been balanced only by getting the voters to approve some $15 billion in new borrowing.
If Facebook Gifts and its card blow up, it will be because the real magic is the potential to take shopping out of gifting.
The warranty covers something weird happening like a hard drive malfunctioning or a video card blowing out for no reason.
These visitors typically pack four travelers in a hotel room and don't have corporate credit cards to blow on expensive meals.
The hope (among NVIDIA fans) was that the Fermi/GF100 cards would blow AMD's out of the water despite the delays.
Or make dumb financial moves, max out a pile of credit cards and blow through every last dime you've got now and you're guaranteed to suffer later.
The pitching wasn't up to previous levels — there were twelve hits by the Cards and blown saves by two Cardinal relievers, including by the eventual winner, Trevor Rosenthal.
"Take the card and blow it up!" said Phil Simms, the former New York Giants quarterback who is now a commentator for CBS Sports, offering a bit of advice to coaches.
