"at check out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of paying for items or services at the end of a transaction. Example: "Please proceed to the front desk at check out to pay for your purchases."
Is it unreasonable to expect that merchants pass along at least some of the savings to customers, in the form of lower prices at check out?
Since the OpenTable computer system provides real-time information about available tables at restaurants, we wondered, why can't it also provide real-time rewards information to the restaurants that could be accessed at check out?
Go to BalboaPress.com and use this coupon code at check out: 20FORD to access the discount.
Inexpensive cotton tote bags emblazoned with green slogans are offered at check out counters as an alternative to plastic.
To illustrate the point that Prewitt's getting at, check out the slideshow above of four groups of Latinos who don't get to pick a race on the Census.
At check out, we thank Robin and the rest of the staff whose help allowed us to steal a few truly relaxing moments.
After all, if she beats the queue at check-out tomorrow morning it won't have been a completely wasted trip.
All keys and access cards are property of Housing & Residential Services and must be returned at check-out.
Plastic bags have virtually taken over the grocery market since they were first put at check-out stands in 1977.
The three-generation Dutch family that built and manages Bamboo Bali hangs driftwood signs painted in guests' names outside each cottage, a souvenir included at check-out time.
Even better, thanks to coffee, wine, wireless and other little comforts included in the price, there are no big surprises at check-out.
