Sentence examples for public card from inspiring English sources

If I use my public card at a Starbucks, for instance, all my friends know that I'm at the Starbucks, and they can come and see me, or whatever.

But even on my public card, I'd control who sees what I'm buying? A. You can make your account public or private, like on Twitter where you can protect your stream and only people you approve will see it.

Playing the public health card also guarantees supermarkets a place at the government top table.

But as soon as their story went public, the card grew in value.

I'd held a public library card from the age of five, and picked up secondhand paperbacks whenever I could.

Mr. Romney proposed to replace drastic turnaround efforts with a "public report card," presumably exposing a school's failures so parents could steer clear.

Take Chromaroma, a game that uses London's smart public transportation card to make commutes more fun by awarding points for "checking in" at stations.

In place of overhauling failing schools, which can include replacement of the staff or conversion to a charter school, Mr. Romney would substitute a "public report card," one exposing a school's failures so that parents, presumably, could steer clear.

Harrison is the lead author on a study for the Black Coaches Association that will result next summer in a public report card evaluating colleges in the consideration and hiring of head football coaches.

The one at the Radisson SAS EU Hotel offers a room for one night, admission to the new museum, breakfast and a 24-hour public transportation card, starting at 92 euros (www.radissonsas.com).

The Daily Telegraph's Sarah Crompton found herself similarly touched by "an evening beyond praise or blame, a kind of public leaving card for a much-loved colleague," enhanced by the involvement as producers and performers of Ballet Boyz William Trevitt and Michael Nunn, both of whom have known Bussell since childhood.