Sentence examples for cards of those from inspiring English sources
Man sorts through ID cards of those killed.
The business cards of those leaders who carry them list the individual's name at the top and addresses and telephone numbers at the bottom, with a blank space in between, where the name of the entity might go.
It was in the tarot cards of those bulimic, retarded royal occasions – jubilee, wedding, babies; in the sickly nostalgia of The King's Speech; in the Olympic Games and Boris's parachute – like Ukip on bad acid.
He explained that at midnight, funds deposited by a large local employer were credited to the accounts of employees, and those waiting in line were payday lenders holding the ATM cards of those employees who were their borrowers.
He said almost offhandedly, "We are so sorry for that, because, you know that the fighters will not check the identity card of those in the field.
The adolescent will bring both the vaccination and the response card to school and school doctors will indicate on the response card of those adolescents whose parents have agreed to participate in the survey whether the adolescent is fully vaccinated, undervaccinated or not at all vaccinated against MMR.
From the looks of the site's featured cards, most of those parties were ragers for the Hooters crowd, with ads — I mean "invitation designs" — that emphasize consumption over conviviality.
"The average American consumer has three-and-half credit cards, not even including store credit cards, and most of those cards carry some form of rewards," explains Goldman.
Within a year after development started in 1999, the initial minimum graphics specification climbed from requiring Voodoo 1 graphics cards to those of the GeForce-series.
The synthetic-meets-couture collection was judged a huge success by the fashion industry and will appeal to the credit cards of Jacobs loyalists and those who can afford elegance with a touch of latex.
The card game The Great Dalmuti, requires players to play the same number of cards of a rank lower than those previously played when it is their turn.
