Sentence examples for up for a visa from inspiring English sources

Instead, they queue up for a visa.

Since last August, Bank of America Corp. has paid US Airways employees $50 for each new applicant they get to sign up for a Visa card.

Locog will make it easy to sign up for a Visa prepay card that can be loaded with the requisite cash.

She sets him up for a visa violation.

The bank may attempt to talk you into signing up for a Visa credit card protection program or ask you to complete a survey.

Investors must put up $1 million for a visa, but if they invest in a rural area or one with high unemployment, that is reduced to $500,000.

Travelers who signed up for a British Airways Visa card issued by JP Morgan Chase got a sweet deal in a recent promotion: 100,000 frequent flier miles after spending $2,000 with the card — theoretically, enough for two free round-trip tickets between New York and London.

If you sign up for a new Visa card, for instance, you get $20 in virtual money, which you can then spend at any of Cybergold's online merchants.

Here are a few recent ones: sign up for a United Airlines Mileage Plus Visa card and you get 30,000 bonus miles, and you earn triple miles for every United flight you pay for with that card.

Dr. Shkumatava, who ended up traveling to Moscow for a visa, is among the several hundred thousand students who need a visa to study in the United States.

He soon after spent 18 days holed up in Cyprus, waiting for a visa, at which point he returned to Urbana, played pickup at the Y.M.C.A. in Champaign and waited for a call-back, which came in June.