Sentence examples for check apparently from inspiring English sources

His poet-laureate check, apparently, was late.

But Mr. Costello left abruptly during the sound check, apparently after a disagreement with the quartet's bassist, Gary Peacock.

The man, chosen for a random check, apparently thought his shoes had cleared security and put them on and vanished by the time a screener alerted his supervisor of the positive test, airport officials said.

He strums an acoustic guitar, mumbles into a microphone, and then, his sound check apparently complete, the man disappears.

In a April 1997 message with subject line "Brady checks," apparently a reference to a gun control measure, Ms. Kagan wrote that "for what it's worth, I think it's a pretty good idea too".

They even make a strong case that given the choice between pinstripes and loud black and white checks, apparently Mr. Torre's other favorite pattern, he should stick to pinstripes.

Amtrak's inspection rules required the conductor to check the apparently overheated axle and the ones immediately in front of it and behind it, Mr. Stessel said.

The happy idiots at the center of "Workaholics," a pleasantly daffy bro-comedy that starts its second season Tuesday at 10 30 p.m. on Comedy Central, begin the episode by scrutinizing their check stubs, apparently for the first time, and come to the realization that they pay taxes.

Background checks are apparently the only answer to mass shootings, because it's the only answer politicians can offer and still get reelected.

But this biography's most confounding revelation is that Harold Ross, a famously nitpicking literalist and stickler for accuracy — an early advocate of magazine fact-checking — was apparently not only aware of Mitchell's composites but encouraged him.

Was it the better to see the woven houndstooth checks, the apparently striped fabrics — in fact, tiny rolls of fabric — and the feminine clichés of big bows and roses marrying streamlined masculinity with the female factor?