"If you want to impress this government, then your visiting card has to be the social question."

It is also important to hand over visiting cards rather formally, with two hands, not just one.

She was highly delighted and gave us her visiting card.

"It happened just as Goddard read the name on your visiting card."

He was clutching at his pocket for a visiting card.

Tucked inside this second note was a blank visiting card.

"My visiting card looks like a restaurant menu," he said.

After looking in several pockets, Silk found the advocate's visiting card.

He extracted a visiting card and handed it to Bond.

The address scrawled on the visiting card was the garage itself!

They should insist on seeing me and if necessary send in visiting cards."

Crouching cats held up the table upon which visiting cards were scattered.

Instead, one left a visiting card at the door, sent a letter of introduction or simply corresponded in writing.

"Now we finally have an international visiting card."

Visiting cards were kept in highly decorated card cases.

Our regulations and legislation are the visiting card of the European Union.

Finally she takes a visiting card from the tray and fiddles around with it between her teeth.

He passed his embossed visiting card through the gap.

He read the names on the visiting cards.

He wrote in pencil on one of his visiting cards, and laid it on the table.

Sam rummaged in his bag for the visiting cards they'd printed the previous day.

Otto entered and handed a visiting card to the criminologist.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, each budget is a visiting card for the political will behind it.

Strict observance of the Treaty is the best visiting card the euro could have.

She showed Newman the visiting card she'd kept.

A certain part of her life she went on that calling card.

For calls home, you should be able to buy an international calling card.

The American had left it there for him as a calling card.

Someone had shot up this house and left a calling card.

But what, you expected this guy to leave a calling card?

"It was my calling card, so I wanted to make people stand up and pay attention."

He would leave calling cards written in blood until the American came for him.

On the back of the calling card is a special code.

The company's telephone calling card without the service is free.

No one has heard of him, but he hands out calling cards anyway.

There would be some sort of message, a calling card that had been left for him.

The cops found his calling card at my mother's house.

It would help to lay down his calling card Sunday.

She is a specialty model whose hands are her calling card.

This piece, still the biggest hit he has had in the West, became his calling card.

They also found a calling card, possibly from the group responsible.

"A good film is your calling card, and nobody can take that away from you."

Eventually I came across one of my calling cards, and showed it to her.

Just so, did an Assassin care to leave a calling card.

But I wrote our phone number on my calling card."

You even left your calling card in the basement of my church the night before last - blood.

Both couples do not present calling cards when they visit one another.

It was a good tag to give him, along with those calling cards.

And one of her calling cards, a little the worse for wear.

They will also receive two 15-minute calling cards in the mail.

He always sounds like a man who has only ten units left on his phonecard.

He also engaged in cloning the German phonecard and succeeded.

He'd stop at a twenty-four-hour garage and get change, or a phonecard if they were selling them.

Dennis had to borrow a phonecard - against prison regulations - to ask his wife to come and pick him up.

Invest in a phonecard - The cheaper alternative for calling home or within Europe.

Could this be stopped with a Phonecard?

Have plenty of coins, a phonecard and pen and paper at the ready when you begin your telephone search.

He put his phonecard in and punched in the number Brian shared with the other students in the house.

For $24.95, people could join the Elvis Phonecard club.

You can reach France's national rape crisis hotline (0 800 059 595) toll-free from any telephone without using a phonecard.

I go in search of Stan, and present him with a phonecard - value: £2; worth: inestimable.

My bet is that the offending phonecard is not among their trophies, but several other illicit goods are.

Some ask how come you have a £5 phonecard when the rest of us only have £2 phone-cards.

He engaged in, amongst other things, attacks against the German phonecard and Pay TV systems.

He inserted his phonecard into the slot, punched out the number of Gig Chatman.

C block has the best brewer - for a two-pound phonecard, you can get half a litre of hooch.'

He's not Daniel Hersheson, but for ten units of a phonecard he's a pretty good imitation.

When the phonecard flicks out, indicating I have only thirty seconds left, I promise to call again on Sunday.

No problems with the minimum wage at Wayland, especially when you can only pay in Mars bars, tobacco or, if it's a big deal, a phonecard.

Tor two nights' supply, a two-pound phonecard.'

'Any units left on my phonecard?'

As we walk round, I get teased by a lot of prisoners who say they are willing to protect me if I'll give them a £5 phonecard.

The band were created to promote the world's first CD Phonecard Single, which featured 2 of Karen's songs.

The first public pre-paid remote memory phonecard was issued in the United States in December 1980 by Phone Line.

Floricic was interested in defeating computer security mechanisms; amongst other hacks, he broke the security of the German phonecard and produced working clones.