Sentence examples for present a card from inspiring English sources

Only church members in good standing -- they must present a card -- can enter the inner sanctuary.

Like other membership clubs, shoppers must present a card at checkout.

A visitor would present a card to the parlor maid, who would show it to the lady of the house.

The system also meant pupils entitled to free school meals no longer had to present a card which could identify them to other pupils.

Although the government insists that each voter present a card before casting a ballot, they allege, it can be considerably less picky about whose card a voter presents at the polling place.

For another, it can structure the data in useful ways — if you're searching for contacts at a given company, Swiftype can also present a card summarizing all information your team has collected about that company.

And he said that presenting a card -- "you can get an ID card from anywhere" -- would not necessarily suffice.

He presented a card proclaiming himself "Technical Officer, Ministry of Health and Welfare," and added that he was working under the guidance of the Americans.

But between getting merchants and others in the ecosystem on the same technology page, and consumers actually convinced that whipping out a phone is easier than presenting a card or cash, mobile payments have essentially remained a niche play.

The thief had identified himself to the shop's owner, Mr Boxta, as "Admiral Sir Arthur Cumming" and presented a card in that name with Cumming's coat of arms printed on it.

The resulting page presents a card with general information on the sample (name, synonyms, tissue, histology, etc).