Sentence examples for cards to join from inspiring English sources

Those fund-raisers, and scores of others who have signed pledge cards to join them, will become increasingly important as the campaign pushes toward its goal of banking at least $170 million and probably closer to $200 million.

I documented an extremely contentious organizing campaign that ultimately ended up in failure because many of the workers who had signed cards to join the union later rescinded them under pressure from other workers and company management.

You could also start a club and give people the cards to join your club.

HBO has, yes, given him some air time, and this is the second time he has been coupled with Golovkin on a card to join forces and expose both men to a wider audience.

Sullen or not, it's no surprise that Hawthorne gets a conditional get-out-of-jail card to join his old roomie in pursuing the bad guys.

There's also a special note that there's "still time on the clock" for a "wild card" to join the field.

Wal-Mart acknowledges that it summoned employees around the country to warn them about the Employee Free Choice Act, which would allow unions to organize companies if more than half the workers signed cards agreeing to join, dispensing with the need for a secret ballot.

Depending on the service, a user can enter a credit card information to join or can pay on a per-session or per-minute basis.

A friend with whom I collected baseball cards encouraged me to join the league in which he played.

The cards invited students to "join the debate today", pointing out Scotland's free higher education and maintenance grants.

If they find that it does, then credit cards may have to join the list of things such as fatty and sugary foods, and recreational drugs, that subvert human instincts in ways that seem pleasurable at the time but can have a long and malign aftertaste.