1
I am optimistic; I laugh; I play cards for money; I turkey-trot.
2
To block an attack, you must play cards that match the attack.
3
He understood her and went down to play cards with the boys.
4
Others play cards at a square table, shielding hands and raising stakes.
5
We will then play cards, and finish the evening with a dance.
6
Why if you must play cards don't you at least play bridge?
7
He invited Sarah to play cards with him in the parlor car.
8
I suppose you'd rather go to a stuffy room and play cards.
9
We'd sit around and drink, play cards, and brag, just like outside.
10
Am I in any way at fault for declining to play cards?
11
We decoyed the young Bobroff to come and play cards with us.
12
The Italians have to play cards and the Irish guys always win.
13
Besides, if Ronnie didn't play cards there he'd be playing somewhere else.
14
Late one evening, the story goes, a handsome stranger arrived to play cards.
15
When you play cards the first time, you are almost sure to win.
16
The Princess went in to play cards, followed by the others.
