Sentence examples for cards of all from inspiring English sources

For years I have been collecting safety cards of all shapes, sizes and design styles.

The consequence was one of the most peculiar red cards of all time.

He agreed to sign a bill – on credit cards of all things – that included a measure allowing people to carry loaded guns into the national parks, without much of a fight.

It's that time of year again: the Christmas cards of all the party leaders have been released, ready to be widely reproduced and then parsed beyond their capacity to contain meaning.

Last weekend, for instance, while the U.F.C. put on one of the most entertaining mixed-martial-arts cards of all time, boxing fans were stuck with matchups that seemed to have been designed to repel intrepid viewers.

Many residents of the area in the heart of the Amazon, where Colombia, Peru and Brazil share a border, carry the identity cards of all three countries and use their currencies interchangeably, as if the frontier did not exist.

It's a memory card, of all things: The Eye-Fi Mobile X2 card ($80).

All the randomness uncovered by the microscopic scrutiny of the Florida vote is magnified by the biggest wild card of all -- the contingencies of human events.

It was, of course, the most ridiculous red card of all time, the act of a petty jobsworth with nothing better to do.

Churchill Downs provides a cheat sheet, "a big card of all the horses — silks, numbers, colors — right in front of me," Collmus says.

The wildest card of all is what happens in Europe itself.