Sentence examples for cards in both from inspiring English sources

In spite of the rivalry, GQ and Details are being pitched together on insert cards in both magazines.

(Hopefully, this silliness will stop soon). Conversely, if the file contains an ICC color profile but the software reading it is not color managed, i.e. it ignores the color profile, then the graphics cards in both Macintoshes and PCs now institute a default gamma correction of 2.2, and the images will look fine.

Instead, it took the most illogical step available and tried to torpedo acceptance of the AFTRA contract by its members, most of whom hold cards in both unions.

Every time we arrived at a new location Patron would methodically swap the SIM cards in both of his phones before placing them into special bags that shut off all signal.

Every time we arrived at a new location Patron would methodically swap the SIM cards in both of his phones before placing them into special bags that shut off all signal.

Back in 11th place, even before the exit from the European Union which continues to roil the world economic landscape (and has just turned into a real-life 'House of Cards' in both the Conservative and Labour Parties).

Peyper produced the white card in both instances, ensuring that both claims would be reviewed later by a citing commissioner, Freek Burger.

The tarot deck organises a story of six women enmeshed somehow with emotionally isolated screenwriter Christian Bale, who embodies the titular card in both its upright and inverted versions.

At the top were the words "Captive Card," in both Vietnamese and English, and below were listed the prisoner's name, address, age, occupation, and the kind of weapon, if any, he was carrying when caught.

For example, if a husband and wife have a credit card in both names, and the husband dies, the wife is then responsible for the balance of that credit card, even if she never used it.

As a result of the changes, Pennsylvania's card, issued by JPMorgan Chase, joined top-ranked cards in California and New Jersey, both issued by Bank of America.