Sentence examples for giant card from inspiring English sources
ON A sunny spring morning, a small group of protesters wait at the Department of Work and Pensions with a giant card for Iain Duncan Smith.
A local radio station had encouraged fans to write their personal thoughts about Marino on a giant card outside the stadium.
It's like, would you rather go see the latest 'Star Wars' movie, or would you rather go see a giant card catalog?" Striving to broaden its appeal, the museum stages regular exhibits of posters, photographs and contemporary art.
Inside the dorm that night, the theme is giant stuff: giant Connect Four, giant foam swords, and a giant card game of BS (it's hard to lie when your lies are 8.25 by 11.75 inches).
But Mr. Tester said he believed that the Federal Reserve's research on the issue did not take into account the costs of small community banks, which generally have higher per-transaction operating costs than do giant card issuers like Citigroup and Chase.
Spurred by an appeals court ruling Wednesday that affirmed a 2001 antitrust judgment against the two giant card associations, Chenault said American Express "will be renewing our discussions with banks about establishing network partnership agreements in the U.S".
When the star arrived by helicopter, she met a sleepy crowd who had been provided T-shirts with her image and giant cards that formed a 10-story-high picture of her.
Events "THE AMAZING MAGIC OF DAVID LEVITAN" is presented by Caroline's Kids Klub in a show of juggling, magic, giant cards, birds, mind reading, comedy and lots of audience participation.
"And I said, 'I'm never going to be in this business, man.' " For years, the only prominent women in the U.F.C. were the Octagon Girls, in little shorts and littler tops, whose job is to hold up giant cards identifying each round.
"It's a totally new look, with giant cards, bigger and bolder fonts, and a clean white background that allows the album art to shine".
The fairly straightforward video has Schultz facing the camera while his friend pulls a Bob Dylan "Subterranean Homesick Blues" behind him, telling Schultz's life story through giant cards, while encouraging viewers to tell their own story.
