Sentence examples for cards cut off from inspiring English sources

Paying with cash may signal that he's avoiding credit card debt, but it could also mean he has no credit, or has had his cards cut off.

Always make sure that you know how to contact your credit card company so that if you are pickpocketed, you can get your credit cards cut off as soon as possible!

Then, Republicans -- and the 86 freshmen who were powered into office on the Tea Party surge in 2010 –- will have to decide if they embrace the entreaties of the business world to increase the limit or the ardent pleas of their tea-sipping supporters who want Uncle Sam's credit card cut off at the current $14.3 trillion.

Minutes before Barbie's credit card is cut off, she harangues a waiter for bringing her melted goat cheese.

All access to union resources, including e-mail and credit cards, had been cut off.

Washington's debit card would be cut off and the agencies would be ordered to stop racking up bills.

To play the "evil" card is to cut off all debate, and to say that any effort toward rehabilitation or reintegration wouldn't be worth the risk or heartache.

Q: Syria has been very isolated, you're under sanctions here, people can't use credit cards, you've been cut off from a lot of the commerce of the world.

Mr. Redenbaugh is among those who say credit-card issuers are not working quickly enough to cut off stolen cards -- a charge that issuers dispute -- and he offered an example of how that hurts merchants.

For instance, credit-card companies already often cut off merchants who incur a lot of complaints from customers.

"It took them over a month and a half to cut off the cards.