Just carefully check provenance next time you go after "Islamic art".
So the next time a poll is released, carefully check the questions.
Avoid abused ex-hire cars like the plague, and carefully check general condition and for signs of trouble.
This is one time when it's important to carefully check the field dates associated with a poll.
To halt the movement of the units, the traffic police were called in and instructed to "carefully check all vehicles on the highways leading to Delhi.
In more than a dozen states, legislators have proposed laws that would impose further restrictions on student pilots or carefully check their backgrounds.
(I'm baffled by cruise passengers who carefully check where they can store their valuables but never check the flag their ship is flying, even though that flag would be responsible for investigating anything that goes wrong).
And while most poll workers do carefully check to ensure that the tamper seals on the machines are unbroken, I heard reports from poll workers who saw much more lax behavior in their colleagues.
But those materials, which are tracked just as assiduously as the steel is, first go by barge to the Fresh Kills landfill as a part of the "mixed debris" that investigators carefully check for crime evidence and personal effects.
Therefore, it is necessary to carefully check the chip's specification.
This means that a teacher should, in advance, carefully check all recommended MOOCs.
