Sentence examples for pulse to see from inspiring English sources

Mr. Watts's announcement set off such an immediate scramble for his Republican conference post that he said tartly, "I'm checking my pulse to see if I'm dead yet".

Did the philosopher Herbert Spencer one of two former contributors to The Economist to figure here—really check his pulse to see if he was still alive?

"It's important to combine a goal with political pressure, but you also need to track progress and keep your finger on the pulse to see whether you're getting closer or not," said Bergkamp.

'Just going to check my pulse to see my heart's still beating.'.

Each of these relies upon the trusty crutch of context: your favorite Balearic DJ's got no use for tight blends; your favorite tech-house DJ understands that you're off your nut on a Gold Bar and just need a steady pulse to see you through to the morning; and Amy Becker is ample proof the latter method has the potential to make you ecstatic on its own merits.

It's always good to check the person's pulse to see how good her circulation is.

One of the latest technologies for seeing under our skin-functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI -uses the combination ofMRI -usesul magnethend radio frequencombinationofsee which parts of the brain are active.

Add half the water and pulse, watching to see if the dough forms a ball.

"It was cool, during the pulse flow, to see kids looking at a river they had no idea existed".

"Biophotonic nanoswitches are now put inside cells and then hit with a pulse of light to see if the biological properties of these cells can be controlled," said Dr Arwyn Jones of Cardiff University's School of Pharmacy.

I consulted editors at AskMen, one of the editorial voices with a finger on the pulse of Generation Y, to see what Millennials are gifting in their stockings this year.