Sentence examples for cards ground from inspiring English sources

The clients she met through an escort agency, many of them in finance ("most, I think, but it's not like they gave me their business cards"), ground her down, so eventually she went "old school," dropping her price point and working for herself in a $200-an-hour volume business.

9/22 Red Sox can gain more wild card ground today without leaving their beds.

Using false Social Security and green cards is grounds for deportation and bars to future entry, but most Mexicans in need of work have no other options.

Several hundred ticket agents walked off the job to protest a new identity card system, grounding more than 500 flights.

Such a reader might also wonder how it is that "investigative reporters" have "unearthed" documents, while the Red Cross torture report magically "falls into Danner's hands" — or how it is a fellow who is not a card-­carrying "ground-level" journalist is somehow "lucky enough to see mayhem firsthand".

"Negotiating without powerful cards on the ground has no meaning," said Meshaal.

The court first announced that test in a 1968 decision that upheld the prosecution of people who burned their draft cards, on the ground the government had a legitimate interest in making sure that draft cards were available.

They witnessed a minute's applause with the two sides linked arm-in-arm around a centre circle bedecked in a canvas image of Speed, while at one end of the ground cards were raised to reveal the word "Gary" on the background of a Welsh flag during the anthems.

The relative high costs of PCs (five months of wages for the average earner) and lack of credit cards create fertile ground for wireless Internet appliances, like mobile phones, that offer a cheap, convenient alternative for data access as well as a payment solution.

Credit card forms of business-backed currency that function more like local business rewards or discount cards are gaining ground to compete with the modern efficiency of digital money, like Sonoma Go Local, Bernal Bucks and the City government initiative, the Oakland Acorn -- all in the progressive nexus of Northern California.

Like I say, I can't play the moral high ground card".