Sentence examples for cards cracked from inspiring English sources

Though much of the night was devoted to music and remembrance of Lemmon, Spacey, who plays the scheming House Majority Whip Francis Underwood on Netflix's "House of Cards," cracked a few jokes about the current political climate.

The leaves I found inside the card cracked in my hands, baring their spines, fractaling outward in the obstinance of life, reaching out for the sun, conceding to dusk.

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Buy this and never be conned again! 3. Samuel Johnson's Dictionary of the English Language (1755) Johnson had little truck, at least in his dictionary, with the discourse of ordinary people: all fours ("a low game of cards"); crack ("a whore; in low language" and also "a boaster: this is only a low phrase").

Through an advertisement on Craigslist, Mr. McElroy began offering to replace shattered screens, and eventually expanded his menu to include broken SIM card trays, cracked covers, water damage and more mysterious glitches, like unresponsive buttons.

Mandiant, a security firm, first outlined smart card weaknesses in a January 2011 report and said it had investigated several attacks in which hackers used smart cards to crack into companies.

Federal prosecutors have charged 11 people with stealing more than 41 million credit and debit card numbers, cracking what officials said on Tuesday appeared to be the largest hacking and identity theft ring ever exposed.

Cissna also discussed some of the major tectonic shifts he's overseen since taking office, like setting up a "fraud task force" with ICE and CBP to go after people suspected of committing marriage fraud to obtain a green card, and cracking down on foreign students' visas.

The door to a wild-card berth remained cracked open.

Probably not, but let's reserve judgment while the Yankees try to press their $200 million might against the door to the wild-card race they cracked open Thursday, thanks in no small part to Ransom's first hit as a Yankee that did not leave the park.

Last year's credit-card legislation, for example, cracked down on overdraft fees (the frequently steep charges for people who tried to withdraw more money on a debit card than they had in their account).