Sentence examples for cards to everyone from inspiring English sources

Providing the cards to everyone is expected to take five or six years.

One Christmas card was from Carla Blake, whom he'd known for a weekend in Miami; she sent cards to everyone she knew.

Having an assistant send out generic birthday cards to everyone in the organization will not create the type of connections you need; happening upon a birthday celebration in the office, and crashing the party to join in singing, might.

Making sure to send Christmas cards to everyone she knew, or who might possibly be offended if they didn't get one, was an annual source of neurotic obsession for my grandmother, or Granny, who would be mortified to receive a card from anyone she might possibly have overlooked.

This doesn't mean passing out business cards to everyone you see.

Companies are loathe to hand out credit cards to everyone in the building, but they also want their employees to do your job without having to fill out six forms in triplicate to requisition a pencil.

Her generosity was limitless and she never forgot to send a thank you note or Christmas card to everyone she worked with.

'He showed a yellow card to everyone he met.' He loved the idea of the 'Green Goal', the environmentally friendly World Cup, and he was just as keen on Fifa's anti-racism initiatives.

If I commit to the time to attend I try to meet everyone and give my business card to everyone.

The electronics retailer will send a $50 gift card to everyone who purchased an HD DVD player (by February 23) from it.

If I could give a card to everyone at Duke, it would probably be that, since oftentimes Duke turns into a secluded bubble where students forget about how privileged they are to be studying at such a fantastic institution with such wonderful resources.