Sentence examples for cards wind from inspiring English sources

The stand became an enclosed store and branched out to carry candles, cards, wind chimes, teddy bears and old-fashioned stick candy.

That could have the effect of dampening some of the game's more unsavoury pay-to-win elements (where those players who have invested hundreds of pounds in new cards wind up with a hefty advantage in PvP play).

Palacios, who estimated that the store has about 80,000 books in its inventory, said in the modern marketplace, she keeps up by also selling various gifts — greeting cards, wind chimes, puppets, small toys — and hosting events that have featured Newbery Medal winners.

But with hidden fees and restrictions unique to each chain, gift cards can wind up offering more annoyance than ease of use.

The contests involved catching cards in wind-filled booths and featured hundreds of phones as prizes.

Card holders wound up paying more in interest and late fees on payments they thought were on time.

You can see the storm clouds gathering the other night as we attempt a game of cards with the wind whistling around my bumpers.

But with bigger volumes and new efficiencies from technology, they argue, interchange fees are simply a cash cow for card companies that wind up lifting the costs of all goods.

Instead of winding floss around the card inserts though, wind the ribbon around instead.

With average interest rates around 17percentt annually, and the young person carrying a balance of about $5,800 on their cards, you could easily wind up paying $1,000 a year in interest alone.

By the 13th century a card bearing a painted wind rose was mounted on the needle; the navigator could then simply read his heading from the card.