When attending an art exhibit, I often check out the lesser works — even some that haven't been ennobled with a stop on the audio tour.
When attending an art exhibit, I often check out the lesser works—even some that haven't been ennobled with a stop on the audio tour.
I probably watch it all the way through once a year, but I often check in with certain features, because I've been known to pinch from it for my own films.
If I'm alone, I often check to see that I am at a safe distance from everyone else before I shout if I'm angry, or fart if I'm happy, because the sky is big and it has no end to what it can take.
I think I'm mildly addicted to my inbox; I often check it without even thinking.
As a big fan of using my iPhone to journal, I often check apps like TimeHop or Momento to see how my life has changed over the past few years and I use Facebook not just to stay in touch with people, but also to keep a log of memorable events.
During winter weekends, I often check results from Europe before I get out of bed.
"I often check the internet for news of [the government] shutting down [the University of Phoenix] and fantasize about having my loans forgiven," lamented Riley.
I often check people's LinkedIn profiles through Rapportive when they email me -- I'll see where they're working, where they went to school, and what their deal is.
For example, participant 14 stated: " I often check the Chinese websites if I need to know something".
(Female, first year, P19)" " "…I would say that during a consultation I automatically consider 'What were the steps again?' And…then…and…when I have worked that out for myself, I often check whether it was correct what I thought about the steps.
