Sentence examples for denomination card from inspiring English sources

The smallest denomination card is the 3 going up to the Ace.

The available denominations of cards will depend on what network service provider you're using.

Those new offers include a host of highly competitive Monthly and Pay As You Go plans without annual contracts, as well as new Top-Up card denominations and a range of Text & Messaging Packs including the $10 Unlimited Messaging offer that is available on all Monthly plans. .

The more time one buys on a card -- denominations range from five units to a thousand -- the cheaper the per-minute rate tends to be.

Starbucks customers buy the card in denominations ranging from $5 to $500.

Try buying the smallest denomination available for a particular phone card to test the service.

It's not a city you can easily navigate on foot because distances are huge, but the subway system is a joy: the station signs are in romaji, or English script, which comes as a relief; and there's a neat system of swipe cards available in various denominations - each time you put the card through the ticket barriers, the correct fare is deducted.

The card is available in different denominations based on the number of minutes.

card, and a few smaller denominations of whatever country's currency you're using.

Other general items you might find handy to take include: Toilet paper rolls, a Swiss army knife, lighter, torch/flashlight (wind-up ones are great), portable phone charger (solar is perfect), zip-bags (to keep phone etc., dry in the rain), camera (with extra batteries/memory card), and cash in small denominations (changing large amounts is a pain at festivals).

American Express sells gift cards with denominations as high as $500 that can be purchased at retailers anonymously (that is, with cash) and without limit.