Sentence examples for checked in the first from inspiring English sources
You don't know true horror until you have carefully -- lovingly -- laid your fedora in the overhead baggage compartment, only to have it wrecked by some clod trying to jam in an oversize suitcase that should have been checked in the first place.
To avoid this, a new test was done: we added both measures of the other combinations that were not checked in the first cycle to avoid false diagnostics.
Other similar players in this multimedia social sharing space — beyond the big names checked in the first para — include the likes of Melodigram, Wordeo, Flipagram and PicPlayPost, to name a few.
A made observation is that the shape of the curve has an exponential evolution which agrees with the model of Kern and Seaton [16] which was already checked in the first part of the study.
But Jared, who had no criminal record and was at the station as a witness to a crime, has never received an explanation for why his immigration status was checked in the first place.
Yet, care needs to be taken to use it properly, since it has some basic assumptions, which are usually checked in the first step of the variance component analysis (Figure 2).
Today, NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover checked in for the first time on Mars, marking the first Foursquare check-in ever on another planet (and the second check-in in space!).
A two-stage iterative methodology, in which a WDN designed using LP in the first stage for the selected flow-distribution corresponding to all-pipes working condition, is checked in the second stage for its performance under failure conditions.
Depending on the AHP method [33], consistency ratio (CR) should be checked in the second stage of the analysis to verify the reliability of the judgment of the decision makers and the CR should be ≤ 0.1.
Viewers (only 1.56m checked in on the first night) and critics thought otherwise.
Meanwhile, American charmer Guy Richard Geree) and prospective client Lavinia (Tamsin Greig) are checking in for the first time.
