Sentence examples for cards shocked from inspiring English sources

Kevin Spacey, looking greyer and paunchier as President Underwood in the third series of House of Cards, shocked Democratic party leaders when he told them a plan to create 10m jobs must be paid for with dramatic reductions in benefits, especially for the old.

Roaming the card show with two boys hunting for a Michael Jordan rookie card, I was shocked to discover that a 1955 Mickey Mantle card listed for $2,400.

The rigging of Libor, the key interest rate which is used to value contracts worth trillions and affects everything from home loans to credit card charges, has shocked those who thought they were beyond being shocked.

Latino families just leaving Catholic mass and nerdy teen boys toting around thick binders for a Yu-Gi-Yoh! card tournament stared shocked and confused as they encountered a bunch of loud, colorful drag queens, towering over the crowd in their colossal wigs and high heels as they strutted their way onto the pink carpet of DragCon.

The Marlins, a wild-card team that had shocked the Giants and the Cubs in the National League playoffs, were the world champions for the second time in their 11-year history, trumping the Yankees in the final three games.

If you're totting up the yellow cards, Van Bommel (shock) carries one in from the Denmark match for the Dutch; Boateng and Badstuber for the Germans.

The last thing you want to do is go on vacation and then come home only to be shocked by the credit card statement.

Were you shocked by your holiday credit-card statements?

Tessa Fennell, whose 17-year-old daughter Kasie was sent a polling card, said she was "a little bit shocked".

Many investors will be shocked when the long-expanding credit card business shrinks.

A spokeswoman for Show Racism The Red Card in Scotland told the Daily Record: "I'm shocked – really shocked – by this.