Sentence examples for cards bumped from inspiring English sources

Back-to-school papers and leftover birthday cards bumped into each other on the kitchen table and I scurried around trying to get the kids fed before picking up our babysitter.

They have already raised rates on credit card accounts, bumped up late-payment fees and penalty rates.

Through Bumped's app, consumers choose their preferred retailer in different categories (think Lowe's versus The Home Depot in home improvement), and when they spend money at that store using a linked credit card, Bumped will automatically give them ownership in that company.

He said if staff members could just swipe a card, or bump two phones together, the transaction would be safer and more reliable.

It is an approach that has a number of advantages over the traditional paper card, says Bump's Sadie Bascom - particularly since nobody goes anywhere without their mobile these days.

And I'll never forget the day I went to a computer store up in Connecticut and they had the extension card to bump it up to 128k.

Southampton should win their appeal against the red card as the substitute bumped rather than elbowed his opponent.

At least, though, some companies are trying to bridge the gap between paper cards and efforts like Bump.

They also work with businesses to use airline mileage points accumulated through corporate credit card spending to bump coach travelers into business-class cabins.

Interestingly, the main shift in Mr. Romney's report card was a bump in his share of half-true grades, and a corresponding dip in the share of his true grades.

The referee confirmed in his report he had shown Costa a yellow card for chest-bumping Koscielny to the turf after the France defender had reacted to the pair's clash seconds earlier.