Sentence examples for cards spent from inspiring English sources
Prior to their rediscovery by the C.L.U.I., the cards spent many years in the Black Hole, a museum-junkyard housed in a former Shop 'N' Cart and evangelical Lutheran church.
Food stamp officials in California, Colorado, Missouri, New Mexico and Washington State said they were simply following federal rules in reducing food stamp benefits to take account of the fact that people with discount cards spent less on prescription drugs.
Consumers using cash-back credit cards spent more and accrued more debt than consumers using non-reward credit cards, according to a study from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
Previously, the company was a finalist at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2012, launching their then iPhone-only application that lets you add plastic gift cards to a mobile wallet of sorts for ease of access, and the chance to be notified of promotions and special offers from partner retailers who want to see those gift cards spent.
The price would be okay if the people who wrote and approved American greeting cards spent a little time here on Planet Earth.
This seems particularly true of credit cards; customers using credit cards spend more than those paying by cash and cheque in spending situations that are otherwise identical".
The fees are charged when customers, by writing checks or using debit cards, spend more than is available in their checking accounts.
Elisabetta and Francesca Grillo, who worked for Lawson and Saatchi, were accused of fraudulently using company credit cards, spending hundreds of thousands of pounds on designer goods.
Early accusations that he misused Republican Party credit cards — spending money on trips and personal grooming during and after his time as speaker of the Florida House — appears to have done his image only minimal damage.
Because the wine list is so vast and so expertly curated, if dinner isn't in the cards, spend an aperitif hour here with the sun setting on the water in front.
THes article originally appeared on VICE US.
