Sentence examples for geographical card from inspiring English sources

Donovan plays the best geographical card he can: he's a long, long way from Australia, "but Donovan is an Irish name!" he shouts to appreciative whoops and hollers.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Geographical breadth of Wild Cards.

In both geographical areas concession beneficiaries cards holder accounted for 24.7% of the population (4,963,281 in Australia and 958,405 in Queensland).

Alerts can be sent when a purchase is made with a credit or debit card in particular geographical areas or at certain dollar levels.

In addition, Hänsel says that further European geographical expansion is on the cards.

If there is a pattern of fraud across cards or in a geographical area, IRIS will detect that too.

The research included looking at report cards, historical photographs, and geographical maps of their neighborhoods, cumulative files from schools, letters of recommendation, athletic awards, and school yearbooks.

Experts were also asked to estimate the geographical broadness of the effect of the Wild Cards.

I have read The English Patient on a hillside in Tuscany and Olivia Manning's Balkan Trilogy in Bucharest but never felt the urge to show them the red card even if (or when) there were minor geographical errors.

Students then place small cards of major events of biological, geological, and geographical note along the time line.

"The Post Office's bid was highly competitive, and provides customers with unrivalled geographical coverage, security and peace of mind, and a seamless transition from the current card account," he said.