Sentence examples for cards pulled from inspiring English sources

The Cards pulled of that feat in games one and two, but Greinke held up his end of the bargain in Game Five, so now it's time for Kershaw to uphold his reputation of being the crown jewel of MLB starting pitchers.

The number of cards pulled out depends on the amount of effort exerted on deck A. Practice until you have mastered it.

As he talked his editor, Andrew Weisblum, through changes, trying to find a more direct and exciting path through a maze of more than seven thousand takes, he sometimes shuffled a deck of cards, pulling out the king of hearts and staring at it.

These cards pull in the headline, photo and a short summary of the story from the original news website.

If someone you meet is short on business cards, pull out your smartphone to take a picture of their card instead of taking their last one.

Home equity lines of credit had dried up, there was additional scrutiny on underwriting mortgages, and credit cards pulling back on offers made student loans the path of least resistance for someone needing cash.

Strong public support was the trump card pulled out by Thompson and Sir Michael Lyons, chairman of the trust, last week.

Providing an accurate e-mail address to the seller of a vehicle you intend to use as a murder weapon is the sort of mistake that might get a person's membership card pulled down at the terrorist union hall.

Oh, Stearns tried to sway him with a V.I.P. card pulled from his wallet, but he had to settle for one more drink at a bar around the corner, where he talked endlessly about his dad, this great gregarious guy who had suddenly clammed up in the face of cancer.

Mademoiselle, no longer belle of the ball, had its dance card pulled after 65 years.

"We expect further line reductions and $2.7 trillion in credit card pulled from the system by 2010," Whitney said.