Sentence examples for cards in other from inspiring English sources

And if he wins in Iowa, the logic goes, he can use the momentum to troll successfully for cards in other early states.Back to top >>TuesdayI HAD some time before an event for John Edwards, a former senator and vice-presidential candidate currently trailing Hillary Clinton in most Iowa polls.

He started out as a traditional fraudster, cloning credit cards and taking out store cards in other people's names.

Instead, Yepex works on the existing card infrastructure and targets only those with credit or debit cards, in other words, those that hold roughly 90% of the total purchasing power.

You have all three high hearts, but only a couple high cards in other suits.

This will make collecting the last few points somewhat easier, although you will often still need to have a couple high cards in other suits to end get them.

It's an age of austerity at Lyon, whose president, Jean-Michel Aulas, promoted Rémi Garde from youth academy director to first-team coach, and promised "to play the youth card"; in other words, spend no money.

For the best fraud protection, use your debit card as a credit card — in other words,  do not use the pin function when you make purchases.

You may not even be able to change the video card in other computers you use, like your computer at work or at school.

If you can't demonstrate the ability to both belay safely and climb safely with someone else belaying, you won't get your "belay card"; in other words, you won't be allowed to lead belay climbers at that facility.

Several months after the Golden Venture incident, Konrad Motyka and other F.B.I. agents raided the building at 47 East Broadway and recovered a laminating machine, passports, driver's licenses, Social Security cards, and employment-authorization cards, all in other people's names — a trove that prosecutors later described as the "tools of the alien-smuggling trade".

The concern is not only about the penalty-seekers, though, it is about those who dive and shriek and twist and protest and wave imaginary cards - in other words, the habitual cheats whose squealing and faking renders the job of the referee well nigh impossible.