I needed to check something out in the National Portrait Gallery, so there I was, among the videos and photographs and paintings of celebrities in its contemporary galleries, gawping at the hideous lurid dumbness of Michael Craig-Martin's illuminated portrait of Zaha Hadid and a pretentious video portrait of Duncan Goodhew.
Building-related quests merely ask you to make a permanent choice about what kind of bonus that structure will provide, and map quests usually involve explorers developing a tile or a sending a unit to check something out.
Any time someone shares a link on Twitter, there's typically very little room for them to give it any context — oftentimes you're left with a recommendation that you should check something out, with no idea if you're really interested in the linked article.
Anything I've ever fallen in love with was because somebody told me about it, or I went to check something out because they thought it was cool, whether it was my peers or my parents.
And when you're trying to build some traffic for your website by making some viral hits of your own, you have to cater to the internet's appetite for outrage and emotion take the time to check something out and determine if it is BS and you'll lose valuable clicks.
I can't peer out of my shitty cabin in hell to see Mac's face when they tell him about how they found me slouched over my MacBook the one that looks like if RoboCop were just a crappy old seashell, digging for clues or whatever, when suddenly a rookie on the squad named Tim Allen shouts for Sarge to come over and check something out.
Go "check something out" on the other side of the room.
Every once in a while, he will tell you to check something out.
Retweet their tweets to your followers, especially when they are asking fans to check something out or are promoting another entity.
At any time, I can come in and play a game or check something else out for testing, and then continue running the program.
