The expression "check it from" is not used very often in written English.
It is sometimes used informally to mean "check this out", as in: "Hey, check it from, I just got a free ticket to a concert!".
He worked it out roughly on the back of an envelope, and asked me to check it from the thesis of John Toll.
5 Ensure the children check it from time to time to see if the soil is too dry - but they shouldn't overwater it!
I can give my friends my full attention as we chat about our lives, without needing to hold my iPhone or pull it out and check it from time to time.
And while I did cheat a little (I would still check it from time-to-time in case of emergencies and to delegate some work-related items that couldn't wait), it was without question one of the best months I've ever had.
The premise is simple — checking in at a game lets you quickly connect with other sports fans, and also makes it easy to get real-time stat updates and even sports-related discounts (you can check it from your living room or the stadium itself).
"We're at the site about once a week but it's a way to check it from the air," Demoff said Monday during an interview at the NFL's owners meetings.
On his website, Tomczak is described as a "Christian leader, author and cultural communicator". Watch a clip from Tomczak's sermon above, or check it more from the sermon here.
But now they say that if we check it right from the beginning then quality is assured right from the beginning.
This will evolve over the semester, so check it out from time to time.
"If you don't want to add to the reported income of the book sales, buy the book used, check it out from the library, or borrow a copy -- I did," one reader wrote in a review on Amazon.com.
Get as close as you'd like, check it out from different angles.
