Sentence examples for cards taking from inspiring English sources

There they were yesterday with their charge cards, taking advantage of the sales that are as much a part of Veterans Day as flag-waving.

Instead he spent most of his time intently scribbling on index cards, taking dictation from a voice only he could hear.

Whether that is so may soon be debated in court, depending on the outcome of a "probe" by the Manhattan district attorney into claims that Scores has frequently overcharged on credit cards, taking advantage of the natural reluctance of customers to complain too loudly.

8. Les Halles ** [Rating: two stars] (212) 679-4111 411 Park Avenue South, near 29th Street $$ All major cards Taking its name from Paris's legendary wholesale food market, Les Halles also functions as a meat market, with butcher cases in the front and a room with the air of a real Parisian brasserie in the back, with wood molding, off-white walls, tulip sconces and tables draped in butcher paper.

Like many others, they started on a modest complement of consumer cards, taking advantage of an easy, low barrier-to-entry start.

It's quite fair that a worker and the company could agree going in that when they part ways, the employee cannot show up at the same clients one week later with new business cards, taking advantage of the previous company's development of the relationship.

Technologically, it can't be done, Mr. Soffin told me, because reprogramming cards "takes a long time".

Many colleagues getting beat up; cameras and memory cards taken away".

This season of "House of Cards" took me several months to finish.

They will not distribute business cards, take names, or sell financial products or services.

AS MARKETING COUPS go, getting your logo onto more than 100m national-identity cards takes some beating.