Sentence examples for cards released from inspiring English sources

Report cards released yesterday showed a significant increase in the dropout rate.

But it is her most recent collection of empathy cards, released less than two weeks ago, that has really captured people's imaginations.

City report cards released by the Board of Education provided a school-by-school look at race and sex disparities in results for the class of 2001.

Presidential trading cards, released by the Topps Company on Feb. 6 and featuring the candidates' likenesses and autographs, are fetching high prices on eBay this week.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has called the report cards released this month the best way to "hold a principal's feet to the fire".

WITH the new school year just weeks away, Long Island educators have just received their districts' 2006-7 report cards, released last week by the state.

What Netflix was acknowledging with its "House of Cards" release was the widespread habit of storing up hours of a favorite show or buying a whole season so that you can marinate for an entire weekend in Claire Danes's twitchy dread.

A few weeks ago, Netflix debuted its Kevin Spacey and David-Fincher led political thriller House of Cards, releasing the entire first season of 13 episodes all in one batch.

The agency offered a relatively upbeat assessment for the nation's 7,574 lenders in its quarterly report card released on Tuesday.

The latest race and gender report card released in 2010 by The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport showed that 21 percent of coaches in Division I men's basketball were African-American, down from a high of 25.2 percent during the 2005-6 season.

Many dams in the US have already received a "poor" rating as per the grade card released by American Society for Civil Engineers ASCEE) recently (ASCE 2013).