Sentence examples for cards smaller from inspiring English sources

New Labour printed five progressive yet prosaic promises on credit-sized cards – smaller primary classes and that sort of thing – to demonstrate its realistic optimism.

If MMA is a brash, bro-ready metal riff, boxing is closer to a Frank Sinatra nostalgia track; it's quieter, the stars are dimmer, the cards smaller.

2. Wallet cards (small cards you can carry around in your wallet) are becoming increasingly popular as a way to promote a certain message.

Instead, the charger has fuel cell "cards," small flat plates that fit into a box that goes into the fire.

The phones themselves also use SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) cards, small memory chips that store the phone's address book, number and other information.

Veritas *** [Rating: 3 stars] (212) 353-3700 43 East 20th Street Manhattan $$$ All major cards Small, spare and elegant, Veritas could be called a wine cellar with a restaurant attached.

It is already in the business of making "smart cards"–small devices with computer chips embedded in them.

The type of gifts varies, including clothes, home appliances, gift cards, small leather goods or even services, like package tours and massages appointments.

Little kids ran up from the town, asking for Hero Cards—small posters with the team's logo and picture on it and autographs.

The PIN is another layer of protection that addresses the issue of lost and stolen credit cards, small potatoes compared with the massive counterfeit card problem.

Other brief activities, such as introduction of organism cards, small DNA sequences, and reflection, should allow students to build their understanding of phylogenetics and its applications and to develop their tree-thinking skills.