Sentence examples for cards put out from inspiring English sources

It has begun, for example, installing "money centers" where people can cash checks and pay bills, providing wire-transfer services, selling prepaid debit cards put out by companies like American Express, and, as of Wednesday, offering starter kits for checking accounts with no overdraft fees or minimum account balances.

In a recent report card put out by the State Integrity website that tracks corruption risk in the 50 states, Maryland was ranked 40th, receiving an overall grade of D-minus.

She charged $15,000 to her credit cards to put out four ads for herself in the trades.

New cards are put out on Tuesdays.

Besides, Nini found mobsters so much more interesting than baseball players and he was sure a lot of others did, too.... "What cards would you put out?

The U. S. Playing Card Co found an unpatented fifth suit out of a book called "A History of Playing Cards a Bibliography of Cards & Gaming" During the Civil War a firm called the American Card Co. had put out a patriotic deck with a red-white-and-blue color scheme and four new suits - shields, stars, flags & eagles.

On Monday 17 July 2000, the graphics card company ATI put out a press release telling people to watch out for its Rage and Radeon cards in three new iMac computers to be unveiled by Steve Jobs, then Apple's chief executive, in his keynote at Macworld in New York the coming Wednesday.

Target, which has been a leading experimenter in gift-card design, introduced a tiny digital camera that works as a gift card, and Best Buy has put out a gift card that can be plugged into an MP3 player and works as a speaker.

Tells about the cards, which are also put out by Nabisco, and which depict drug-sniffing dogs.

Playing The Ayers Card: The McCain campaign put out a lengthy ad going after Obama for being "friends" with domestic terrorist Bill Ayers.

By the way, the "It isn't McCain playing the race card," is the spin put out by the McCain campaign.