"check text" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to direct someone to check something they have written. For example: "Please read through your essay and check text for spelling mistakes."
When viewers settle in Tuesday night to watch the election returns, they will also check text messages for alerts, browse the Web for exit poll results and watch videos distributed by the campaigns.
HARRY's effectiveness at improving written grammar and style is demonstrated through analyses made of the narratives by CHECK TEXT, a utility tool that calculates and interprets quantitative data.
Children check text messages and Facebook posts from friends with different bedtimes — and sometime forget their chores in the process.
Because users can check text messages across devices (through iMessage, Google Voice, etc)., text-based 2FA spreads out the potential attack surface.
In other words, you'll be able to check text messages and see phone calls while you're out jogging or hitting the gym.
While people generally consider it rude to send emails or check text messages during a phone call or face-to-face meeting, they may not mind as much if the offender explains why he needs to multitask, apologises for it and makes some contribution to the conversation.
When police first spoke with Ms Briscoe, she was unwilling to give a statement but urged officers to check texts sent between Mr Huhne and his teenage son Peter.
The driver could have simply waited until stopped to check texts.
Riders will also be able to learn about bottlenecks in advance by checking text messages, Twitter and Facebook during breaks.
A final vote on a legally checked text will take place in the parliament — perhaps before the end of the year.
"She checks text messages while fucking".
