Sentence examples for inspecting from from inspiring English sources

The ads stopped once the game started, much to the relief of Red Sox outfielder Mark Kotsay, who was inspecting from the dugout.

It took hours: he had about 200 slivers to inspect, from old and young mice.

Agency inspectors choose what they will inspect from the remaining 20percentt, and it amounts to less than 1percentt.

The bronze work will be inspected from without and within, through a trap door behind the general's saddle.

The apprentice registered a contract with the appropriate chamber and kept a workbook that was inspected from time to time.

But with the temptations the laboratories hold for potential bioterrorists, vehicles are inspected from trunk to hood and even underneath with a mirror on a stick.

Among the Hitchcock classics, this is the most bafflingly overrated: often dull, static, undramatic, and marooned on one single, giant set, which we are permitted to inspect from a very limited number of camera set-ups.

In The Daily Telegraph, the columnist Judith Woods said his gesture was "best lifted with a pair of tongs and inspected from every angle before being taken at face value".

The keenest tenth of councils inspect from a third to two-thirds of the premises in their area annually; the least zealous tenth fewer than one in 20.Does that matter?

The stands need to be inspected from time to time.

In a regular CMC, the matrix is homogeneous and thereafter it has not to be fully inspected from the fiber to the surface.