Sentence examples for cards rolling from inspiring English sources

The surest way to know this town is humming is to hear its rhythms, tapped out by shuffled cards, rolling dice and clattering chips.

Yes, but that's how House of Cards is rolling right now.

Our poor mothers suffered immensely and got hunchbacks while the men were playing cards and rolling dice at teahouses," he said.

In the coming months, Verizon will continue to play its cards by rolling out better devices on its huge and largely reliable (compared to AT&T anyway) network.

The Facebook Card is rolling out gradually to U.S. users now.

The cards test is rolling out to a small subset of iOS users.

The cards test is rolling out to a small subset of users, and uses color-coded styles with green for content, red for places, yellow for photos, and blue for birthdays.

As the economy strengthens, credit card issuers are rolling out their most lavish offers in years to woo new customers.

First to the barricades were Premier League fans, many of whom pride themselves on attending every game, but doubted their ability to keep their record intact in Sydney just as the Christmas credit card bills were rolling in.

Samsung Pay's partnership with American Express, MasterCard, and Visa, and major banks in Singapore DBS/POSB, OCBC Bank, and Standard Chartered means it should work at most retail stores that already take credit cards once it finishes rolling out.

Banks and credit card companies are also rolling out mobile checking services and applications, both to impress their younger users and to keep a hand in a game where billions of dollars are at stake annually, largely from the endless parade of small fees racked up with each purchase.