Sentence examples for cards held up from inspiring English sources

For a growing chorus of money managers and market analysts, the answer is yes: the market is a house of cards, held up by easy money and investor delusion, and we are rushing all too blithely toward an inevitable crash.

A much-trailed television interview, expected to be the first of many, was something of  a disaster, partly, it is said, because he looked shifty as he tried to read the cue cards held up for him by his sister and a cabinet minister.

Without the minute-to-minute pressure and the time cards held up to tell her to move on, she can be a little more expansive, and better able to savor the amusement and delight of whatever she happens to be doing.

But there is fury behind Holohan's satire, in which the school's rotten foundations – "It stood up like a house of cards, held up only by bad workmanship and a kind of rigor mortis" – comes to symbolise the festering culture of corruption and abuse that passed for an Irish Catholic education for years.

The SDK for iOS launched in June, allowing mobile app developers to retrieve credit card information from cards held up in front of the phone's camera.

The Kings printed it on cards held up by their players and by members of the Minnesota Wild last Thursday during a moment of silence.

It also means no dead or declined credit cards holding up things, and no cards left at the bar at the end of the night.

As the device has no internal memory, you'll need to get a microSD card for it (cards holding up to 16GB are supported).

The MAME-CAM supports microSD cards holding up to 32GB and has a battery life of about 36 minutes (when shooting video).

To load cards into the wallet, ZipPay is leveraging Card.io, the new software development kit (SDK) for mobile developers that uses a combination of computer vision and machine intelligence to "read" a card held up to the mobile phone's camera.

"Hospital," he would say, with another card held up.