At 5 a.m. the train station is empty, save for a Norwegian peacekeeper swinging his assault rifle in a slow arc, checking for trouble in the pools of light beneath the few remaining bulbs.
I typically begin my day with a system check, looking for trouble spots and signs of network intrusion.
For the study, patients with heart trouble and without it were given treadmill tests, which are routinely used to check for heart trouble.
The Republican plan not only gives that Monopoly man a $1.5 million check for his trouble, but it also cuts the rope you were using to climb out of the hole -- provided you actually survived the fall in the first place.
Players talk about motivation, as if they might need some other kind of incentive besides the promise of a World Series championship, a ring, a nice check for their troubles.
They don't just check the safety of the track, they look at the area surrounding it, check for signs of potential trouble such as gaps in the fence where vandals could get in.
"Because the chief executive is not popularly elected, to concentrate the power to appoint the top posts within the Hong Kong government in one pair of hands, without having checks and balance, is asking for trouble".
Answer: "Checking your luggage is asking for trouble," the 1988 movie "The Accidental Tourist" tells us and goes on to say, "And most importantly, never take along anything on your journey so valuable or dear that its loss would devastate you".
Answer: "Checking your luggage is asking for trouble," the 1988 movie "The Accidental Tourist" tells us and goes on to say, "And most importantly, never take along anything on your journey so valuable or dear that its loss would devastate you". That's not to blame Richstone but to remind us that what we love should stay behind, which also seems a great argument for not taking kids on vacation.
