Sentence examples for spoke cards from inspiring English sources

In 2011, Sunday Parkways presented spoke cards to donors depicting the sculpture, among four additional cards showing other iconic images of the city.

Spoke cards are given to those who complete the event and are proudly displayed intertwined in the wheels of the victorious riders throughout the year.

Riding my bicycle around Denver, a young boy noticed my Obama spoke card and yelled, "Change" raising his hand high with fervor.

"People may be 'silenced' due to their race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, appearance and disabilities". The event, sponsored by the campus' Human Relations Council, gave students speaking cards to explain why they remained silent during first through fourth period.

They smiled, shook hands, handed out business cards, spoke on a panel called "Meet the Federal Agent 2.0" and were really, really nice.

They smiled, shook hands, handed out their business cards, spoke on a panel called "Meet the Federal Agent 2.0″ and were really, really nice.

What matters is capturing the data (including writing down where you met them, so you don't forget over time), and also making a list of people you spoke with whose cards you didn't obtain.

And, the cards spoke volumes about the person who used them.

For students who are hesitant to speak, the card is another means of participating.

When a user speaks, the card's tiny processor matches the voice with the stored template.

Mr. Card spoke to Mr. Bloomberg.