Sentence examples for check a post from inspiring English sources

After The Denver Post ran the article with the anecdote about Vierra's $1,000 check, a Post reader, Ann Westmeyer, sent Gardner a clipping of The Post's article, a $25 check, and a note that read, "Again, you can thank Betsy Markey's healthcare vote for this check," according to a story on The Post's political blog, The Spot.

The day after the story ran, Amy checked a post office box she'd borrowed from one of her sisters, hoping that maybe a few people might have been touched by the article.

He then checks a posted schedule to see which dozen or so co-workers he will oversee.

Most students checked them online, although they could also ring a hotline, or go to their school to check a printout posted on a bulletin board.

Just a tip to check out a post by Glenn Kenny over at his blog Some Came Running that may well change forever, and for the better, the way you think about one of the great cinematic masters, John Ford.

Check over a post before you post it to make sure there are no spelling errors.

Check out a post-race slide show and you'll see "Peanuts" characters with respiratorially challenging head masks; Lloyd Dobbler with a trenchcoat flapping in the wind and a boom box hoisted over his head; a pair of tacos; a murder of SpongeBobs; bacon, lettuce, tomato, and two slices of bread.

If not, the personality, biases and mood of the lender at the moment of checking a Facebook or Instagram post might impact this subjective "fact-checking" exercise.

Check back for a post on edible flowers suitable for cake decorating.

Jennifer's mother, Shirley, who mailed her rent checks to a post office box, said she could not contact her landlord to have it fixed because she did not know who her landlord was.

To validate the coding, the second and third author checked a random sample of posts in an open coding session to obtain agreement on the coding.