Sentence examples for cards told from inspiring English sources

"The overwhelming number are about exams," Anna Sun, a sociologist at Kenyon College, who studied the cards, told me.

"The person who swiped the credit cards told someone else, 'Oh it was like a few credit cards,' that person told somebody else it was 'like three,' and it became three credit cards".

Shannon, who is now a television game announcer with the Cards, told me that he encounters some of the 1968 Tigers from time to time in the course of his baseball travels, and that they almost compulsively want to talk about the game.

Most cards in the two "bad" decks gave a $100 reward, while a few cards told subjects to hand over large sums.

In fact, 60% of people who received gift cards told First Data they preferred to use them at brick-and-mortar locations.

Each of Niall Greene's report cards told the same story.

Information cards tell shoppers who produced what and how.

"She sent out thousands of cards telling people to vote for him," Pilon, who is now retired, said.

But all of these are knocked into a cocked party hat by Hammersmith and Fulham council, which sent out cards telling residents to pay their rent.

Since the Diallo killing, all officers have been given cards telling them how to address the public appropriately ("Sir", "Ma'am", even "Sorry").

Bilbo makes a speech thanking all his fellow hobbits for being such cards, tells them that he is leaving, and then slips on the magic ring and disappears.