The phrase "at cheque" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "Please make sure to send the payment at cheque." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "by check" or "via cheque."
At least one of the victims was alive when rescuers arrived just before dawn at Cheque Tires at 1252 Santa Anita Ave . according to Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department spokeswoman Grace Medrano. .
Robert Fuentes, a 19-year-old resident of Baldwin Park, was charged with three counts of murder shortly after the fireboming at Cheque Tires sparked a blaze that killed Rodrigo Gonzalez, 17, Destiny Monique Aguirre, 18, and 17-year-old Christopher Jimenez. .
He snatches desperately at a pay cheque at the expense of a lucrative royalty deal, while a make-or-break trip to Chicago runs aground in the slush.
If you look at their pay cheque at the end of the month, you'd be surprised if you could do the amount of hours that they do.
He's looking at the cheque, not the headlines.
In one of the show's best moments, Blair grasps at a cheque waved in front of him by Putin, before following that cheque out the door.
"The truth is I haven't got the funds or ability to make that happen at the moment without a definite pay cheque at the end of it".
James was presented with a £10,000 cheque at the annual awards lunch at the Savoy Hotel in London, today.
You pop out of the house, cash a cheque at Midland Bank, hire a television at Radio Rentals, buy a jumper in C&A, pick up some screws at Texas Homecare, do the weekly shop at Gateway, before repairing to Lyons Corner House for a cup of tea and an individual fruit pie.
At many larger banks, you can cash a cheque at their ATMs (Automatic Teller Machines).
O'Brien, who now lives in Newcastle where he is professor of creative writing at Newcastle University, received a cheque for £15,000 at tonight's ceremony, held at the Wallace Collection in central London.
