Sentence examples for cards which have from inspiring English sources

Notable exceptions have been "smart" cards, which have had more success elsewhere.

None of them really pay off, apart from the Boots Advantage and Marks & Spencer cards, which have decent points systems.

The style of the drawings was inspired by airline safety cards, which have a similar schematic and deadpan style.

A large proportion of ancillaries now evolve from airline co-branded credit cards which have significantly contributed in propping up the overall value of FFPs.

Christmas cards which have been distributed to west London tenants by Hammersmith and Fulham Council have been causing a stir for warning residents to "pay your rent".

The cards, which have the Visa, MasterCard and Discover logos, act like portable checking accounts, though they are replenished with deposits made at retail outlets rather than banks.

There was a debate at the time about identification cards, which had just been introduced.

A similar glitch two weeks ago resulted in the corruption of 40,000 cards, which had to be replaced.

Golf is not like baseball — think of baseball cards — which has 50 times more memorabilia".

The practice of sending Christmas cards, which has been followed in all English-speaking countries, is growing in many others.

The mortgage interest deduction survived the overhaul of the tax code in 1986 when interest on credit cards, which had also been deductible, was eliminated.