Sentence examples for cards to which from inspiring English sources

"Also we've added a few blank joker cards, to which players can affix their own photographs".

In the library's early days, the work consisted of sending out "blue cards" to which pictures had been glued.

This year, a representative for SanDisk announced that the company was working on low-cost memory cards to which files could be written only once.

For the winning school, Burnage Academy in Manchester, it was designing a set of playing cards to which you could add to a set of cogs to build whatever you might imagine – a bus, a house, a train station.

Ask students to create outlines in class, then draw "cue words" from them, which can be recorded on the note cards, to which students may refer during the debate.

Proust's breathier sensitivities made him pant after the nobility, such as the Duchesse de Guermantes, who made it a sort of point of good breeding when she was with a poet or a musician to talk only of the food that they were eating or the game of cards to which they would afterwards sit down….

An Indian worker found himself forced to pay a bribe to a public official to get a food rationing card to which he is freely entitled.

Patients are also given a Home Fire Safety Visit freepost card, to which they (or their carer) are asked to respond by booking a Visit by the Fire Brigade.

The credit card comparison site CardHub.com recently analyzed roughly 1,000 cards to see which ones offered the best deal.

Consumers should also check their cards to learn which companies actually provide the phone service.

The former "Weekend Update" anchor prefers cue cards to teleprompters, which he's had to use occasionally on awards shows.