courtesy card

Maybe the courtesy cards should come with street maps.

Billy Brouke has a courtesy card from one of the big shots.

To protect the guys with courtesy cards?

Since 1999, the shopping mall offers its visitors a courtesy card, which entitles the holders special discounts in the stores.

A Vidal Sassoon Barber Shop Courtesy Card could do nicely.

To receive a courtesy card that entitles a partner to those benefits, officials said they would use an honor system that requires no written proof of a relationship.

But he could have struck a real blow for civility by announcing that courtesy cards would be handed out from now on to every single New Yorker, in or out of blue.

Akmerkez extends a special service to its foreign guests with a courtesy card, which entitles them to various discounts of up to 20% in several shops in the shopping mall.

In the early 1990s, ShopRite introduced the Price Plus Club Card, which replaced the Courtesy Card; it is free of charge to acquire.

His product, which he says he has sold by the thousands online, comes with a courtesy card that you can give the passenger in front to let him know you are using the Knee Defender.

And in another spinoff of the Bergen County corruption inquiry, the state's 21 county sheriffs plan to meet Wednesday and discuss the tradition of giving so-called courtesy cards to friends and supporters.

The Transit Center has standard facilities such as restrooms, pay phones, drinking fountains, and bike racks, as well as a staffed customer service window where MST monthly passes, ticket books, and Courtesy Cards are available.

Yesterday, the Civilian Complaint Review Board, which reviews allegations of police misconduct, said such seizures were unlawful, and asked Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly to order officers to stop confiscating courtesy cards except in certain circumstances.