Sentence examples for distributed cards from inspiring English sources

Dressed in a Japanese kimono, she distributed cards announcing the imminent opening on East 59th Street of Chie, her store featuring her fur designs.

Everyone knew about it: she distributed cards printed with her name, her address and a map, and she paid a network of people, from pharmacists to taxi drivers, to send pregnant women her way.

Starbucks singles out budget-conscious, infrequent customers with discounts like one it had last spring, when it distributed cards for a free brewed coffee every Wednesday for eight weeks.

On the trip downtown, a young woman distributed cards advertising the marijuana march, telling subway riders, "The herb must be free!" At the corner of Broad and Wall Streets, the group stood near a sidewalk vendor selling antique stock certificates and unfurled a white banner bearing the directive "Jump".

During the last month of the summer school break, the Army National Guard distributed cards at 3,000 box offices and ran slides on 19,000 silver screens until last week encouraging audiences to answer a multiple-choice question by visiting the Guard's Web site or sending a text message to 48273 (the text code for GUARD).

The management and oversight of the distributed cards is available through a custom online dashboard, where business owners or admins can track balances, add or remove funds, suspend cards, or even drill down into individual cards to view the transaction details.

The delay is intended to enable Priceline to distribute cards to its customers, which will be needed at the pump.

He advises clients to find alternative ways to keep the ritual of giving public, like distributing cards to be placed in collection baskets that say parishioners gave.

Twelve hours of criss-crossing the city turned up only four workers in orange T-shirts distributing cards for his Sunni Muslim rival, Prime Minister Salim al-Hoss.

"It's the shop owner who usually makes the most amount of money, generally on commissions," said Haris A. Syed, the Pakistani-born president of 9278 Communications, a Bronx-based company that produces and distributes cards aimed at immigrant markets.

Marketers might even be able to distribute cards directly to consumers who opt in to receive them via their intelligent virtual assistants (IVAs).