Sentence examples for sensible card from inspiring English sources

They played the sensible card.

If you are responding to a small ad, ask yourself whether paying by credit card is sensible.

An opening four-bid is normally based on a seven- or eight-card suit, but South had one of the rare hands on which the bid is sensible with a six-card suit.

The first concern comes just 1'40" in the video, where the perfectly sensible Google Now-style cards (showing your expected time to destination and the weather) are interrupted at the top of the screen by a notification – look, someone's sent you a WhatsApp message.

If you're spending more than £100 it is sensible to use a credit card because it gives protection that you don't get with a debit or prepaid card or PayPal.

I knew it would be most sensible to throw the index card away.

At a minimum, it should apply the same sensible protections won by long-abused credit card users in the Credit Card Act of 2009.

It is sensible to think about the wild card, but proving something now is important, too.

But maybe it's more sensible to keep a deck of cards handy.

"Remortgaging to repay expensive debt such as credit cards and personal loans is sensible as mortgage rates are lower than unsecured borrowing," he says.

As with most places, it is important to take sensible precautions when using ATMs and credit cards.