Sentence examples for printed cards from inspiring English sources

Notepaper condolences, no matter how awkwardly expressed, offer more surcease than printed cards.

Mr. Donaldson was distributing printed cards reading, "I believe in Wendell Willkie," Donald E. Williamson.

Formal messages, or valentines, appeared in the 1500s, and by the late 1700s commercially printed cards were being used.

Stagehands pulled the printed cards off the game board, and the first clues in the first round were worth $10.

SINCERELY INK Matt Brezina, co-founder and chief executive of Sincerely, a start-up, believes it is not just Great-Aunt Ethel who wants printed cards.

In rows beneath them, more neatly printed cards (Schnauz, who had the best handwriting on staff, was the deputised card writer) contained detailed story points.

Attached to it, however, was a printed card.

Later in the day she came up with a printed card for their mail box.

(b) Hand the server a printed card reading, "I have math anxiety.

A friend of ours, travelling in Pennsylvania, found in his hotel room a printed card.

Even the President's office replied with a printed card expressing appreciation for the gift.