Sentence examples for cards referred from inspiring English sources

The report, about a lawyer who suffered aches and pains in the left leg, not far from a wallet growing thick with charge cards, referred to the condition as "credit-carditis".

Only 8 cards referred to osteoarthritis as well as detailing signs and symptoms.

These newly HIV-positive clients were followed for one month to assess whether their partners were provided with the referral cards, referred, and tested for HIV.

About two dozen index cards refer to Mr. Gaxiola, making it clear that intelligence agents had traced the student's political activities for almost 10 years.

Wild cards refer to sudden and unique incidents that can constitute turning points in the evolution of a certain trend.

Black is the color of power, ambition, greed, death, illness, corruption, selfishness, amorality, and sacrifice; it is not necessarily evil, though many of its cards refer directly or indirectly to this concept.

This process resulted in hundreds of index cards referring to dozens of concepts (similar to the labeling stage of open-coding advocated by Strauss & Corbin, 1990).

Another card referred to a member of the Union of Construction, Allied Trades and Technicians as "Ucatt... very bad news".

Locate an NTSC (or newer, ATSC) Tuner / Capture card (referred to as a "tuner card" forward).

After the Holocaust prologue, the film warps to what a title card refers to as the "not too distant future".

"In March 1974, the DG instructed that the card referring to the file should be removed from the registry central index, with the result that 'a look-up on Harold Wilson would therefore be No Trace'," the book states.