Sentence examples for cards going back from inspiring English sources

She told the crowd that she kept her report cards going back to kindergarten, not just for her grades but the notes her father scribbled on each one.

Ken Erdman, founder of the Business Card Museum in Erdenheim, Pa., said the tradition of business cards went back to the 1600's.

As soon as Schulte left, the cards went back up.

To print a sheet of business cards, go back to the EnLabels dialog box.

Whoever wins the battle gets to keep the "soldiers" and they are placed into the winner's army, if it is a draw however, the cards go back to their respective owners' armies.

Having a distinguished military career is a powerful drawing card, going back to George Washington.

The response card goes back to the charity, not to her.

With bidding screens, his partner had not seen the card, and the card went back into his hand.

"They tell us to go get a green card, 'Go back to your community!' " said Pamela Guncay, 14, an Ecuadorean-American born in the United States.

Nearly forgot: The AT&T Universal Card goes back, too, even though I know that business was sold to Citibank.

Accusing Obama of "playing the race card" goes back to the old racist line that black people are always complaining, nothing is good enough for them, and if white people try to get what's theirs blacks will play the "race card" and say you are taking from them because of their race.