Sentence examples similar to checking a group from inspiring English sources

"Mic check!" a group screamed the second Walcott started talking.

Well now that you have gotten over your fear of the gym, why not consider checking out a group fitness class?

PARIS — While air travelers have grown accustomed to paying extra for everything from an in-flight meal to pillows to checked bags, a group of passengers traveling from India to Britain on Thursday were confronted with what may be a new low in the industry's pay-as-you-go trend.

Go check out a group of three-year-old kids playing with no adult interference.

Last May, I took our VICE Labs film crew to Maple Grove Cemetery in Queens to check out a group of black historical reenactors called the Sable Soldiers of the American Revolution.

As we waited to be admitted to Hustler, a grumpy-looking woman wearing a whimsical green hat checked in a group of middle-aged men in polo shirts ahead of us.

Of note in the FBI's document dump (which they first blogged about in 2006) is all the sniping FBI agents did about media interference into the investigation, as well as the memo to FBI agents to check out a group of medical students at USC because of the surgery-quality cut that split Short in two.

Use the search bar to check if a group for your interest exists on Facebook and join the group.

Convinced that people sometimes tune out all the serious fact-checking, a group called the Jewish Council for Education and Research is preparing to release a series of fact-check videos in the days ahead aimed at setting the record straight on claims made by Mitt Romney's campaign.

As a sanity check, a group statistical analysis was repeated on stratified power data to ensure that the power effect (hit vs. miss) disappeared.

Joseph Bartlett at Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal told The Globe that many blank-check investors, a group often dominated by hedge funds, see a competitive advantage in some investment companies run by private-equity managers.