Sentence examples for section of card from inspiring English sources
The leather case comes in four colour combinations and holds a standard iPad, with a section of card and document pouches to keep your tickets and essentials in one place.
And where is my section of cards at the national chain drug store?
Because while every card store in Canada features a "Humourous" sub-section of cards for every possible event (you can wish someone a speedy recovery from chemotherapy, for instance, with the gang from "Peanuts"), the collection of humourous sentiments available to one's father is strangely limited.
"The bottom section of the card is very flowing, it shows someone who's almost in a hypnotic mode, she really believes what she is writing.
Were the administration interested in improving their lot, Matloff suggests, it would enforce age discrimination laws and "the section of green card law (note: NOT H-1B law) that states that the Secretary of Labor must ascertain that employer-sponsored immigration does not adversely impact American workers".
As an aid for color balancing and in order to guarantee reproducibility of the UVF photos, the AIC PhD target was accompanied with 3 emitters activated by the LED UV and UV254 lamps: a section of a card for forensic UV photography (orange fluorescence), a swatch of zinc white (yellow fluorescence), and a fluorescent paint (green fluorescence).
RNA was eluted from FTA card by placing a section of the filter card (approximately 0.5 cm × 0.5 cm) in 300 μl of Elution buffer (Qiagen), vortexing and incubating on ice for approximately 15 min.
There's a tasting menu on offer, but we prefer to choose from the garden, sea and land sections of the card.
Just check out the Father's Day section of any greeting card aisle.
By clicking on your high score section of your player card, you get access to most games on Panfu.
(Brantley) 'The Hatmaker's Wife' (closes on Saturday) Lauren Yee's shaggy comedy — about two generations of romantically challenged characters — has the feeling of a slim allegorical fairy tale that can be purchased near the greeting card section of book stores.
