Sentence examples for check a team from inspiring English sources
He and Duncan will be counted on to check a team that relies heavily on an inside game spurred by center Marc Gasol and power forward Zach Randolph.
I might send a text to my roommate, watch a YouTube video someone shared with me, forward an interesting article to my team, and check a notification while I'm on Skype with a lead.
Make sure support teams can check a page directly on the origin server without the CDN in between.
They will be scrutinizing an array of moving charts and graphs projected on walls and checking with a team of 30 to 40 engineers for any signs of trouble as Yahoo flips the switch on a new search advertising system.
There is nothing like the counterintuitive gesture to tickle my interest, so here I am checking out a team boxing league, across from one of my favorite Hollywood joints, the Frolic Room, the kind of place cockroaches go to retire.
Atlanta (1-4) heads into its bye week on a three-game losing streak, a tough reality check for a team that had not dropped more than two straight regular season games in six seasons under Smith.
But now comes what may be a reality check from a team at the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot, Israel.
The team checked a sample of the original death certificates and monitoring records and validated the generation process of mortality, weather, and air pollution data used for the time-series analysis.
"Taking the time to check in with a team before you get into a discussion about who has relevant knowledge is critical because otherwise you're going to miss important insights and give influence to somebody who actually doesn't deserve influence in this situation," Greer says.
Gregory quickly grew acquainted with an Atlanta annoyance — bumper-to-bumper traffic — and decided to check the team into a hotel near the Gwinnett on the afternoon of game days to avoid the metro area's rush-hour gridlock.
He signed the checks for a team composed primarily of young, black, potentially charismatic millionaires.
