Sentence examples for cards thinking from inspiring English sources

Often a student will pull two face cards thinking they've got it made, and then get hammered by a −9 environmental stick score (usually complaining that life is unfair…).

People used debit cards thinking they were taking control of my expenses.

"We don't want to encourage people or their family members to run up a credit card bill thinking that it dies with them," says Nessa Feddis, senior vice president, consumer protection and payments, at the American Bankers Association, a trade group.

I picked up the supplier's card, thinking of my ratty-looking driveway a few miles away, which could certainly use a pick-me-up.

He added: "I think when you look at elections actually when it comes to presenting ID … already people turn up at a polling booth presenting their polling card thinking they have to provide ID.

Three words on your holiday card, "Thinking of [late child's name]," will be deeply appreciated.

Look at this guy Jack, in the middle of the photo below, in the Lacoste polo shirt and uncomfortable facepaint looking like he went to Glastonbury with nothing but a condom and a bank card, thinking it would basically be like a bigger Tiger Tiger.

Once you have all your index cards titled, such as the important events in your past, add brief synopsis to each card, thinking in general terms only.

August sat listening, enjoying the sound of the cards and thinking, knowing that she was wrong.

Over there unemployment is so high that a lot of people, especially young guys, sit around all day playing cards and thinking about food".

And you can't look at the cards without thinking them a cultural presentiment of a very special relationship: a new kind of America and Britain is inscribed in the images of Ronnie and Maggie.