Sentence examples for checking a copy from inspiring English sources

Participants in the pilot and main study will be offered the opportunity to validate the transcription by checking a copy of their interview for accuracy.

Participants will also be offered the opportunity to validate the transcription by checking a copy of the transcribed interview for accuracy.

Last I checked, a copy of that document was reposing deep in the U.N. library, its nearly indecipherable jargon overshadowed by the realities of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the U.S. For a few more years, the Dialogue chugged along with meetings here and there, including one in 2004 in Tehran.

I wanted to see if I could check out a copy of "The Scarlet Letter," which was required for one of my courses.

Voters, for instance, must show a photo-identity card, which is checked against a copy in the electoral register.

While in Devoto, he checked out a copy of Oscar Wilde's "Picture of Dorian Gray," destined for English-language learners, from the prison library.

Most comprehensive was the horror section, in whose narrow aisles I keenly remember begging my parents to let me check out a copy of "Faces of Death" — the notorious pre-Internet mondo anthology of both real and convincingly staged car accidents, shootings, and decapitations — the complete series of which took up an entire shelf at Video Magic.

One thing anyone considering eventually taking Social Security benefits can do could be to check out a copy of Get What's Yours.

1. Check out a copy of one of the lottery tickets that funded Manchester's first canal in 1802 at the Millyard Museum.

Slowly and surely I decided to see what all of the hype was about for each show and checked out a copy of each respective season one DVD at my local library.

The library card, which Presley, then 13 years old, signed to check out a copy of "The Courageous Heart: A Life of Andrew Jackson For Young Readers" from Humes High School in Memphis in 1948, is expected to sell for more than $3,500 when it is sold on August 14.