Sentence examples for seniors check from inspiring English sources

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Shop for cars owned by seniors: Check around the neighborhood for a used car that an elderly driver might be selling.

Simple filters can generally be computed in constant time (Degree of Unsaturation, Lewis check, Senior check, Heteroatom rule) (Kind and Fiehn, 2007), but especially the computation of theoretical isotope patterns needs at least time for each sum formula with n being the size of the atom alphabet and K representing the length of the computed distribution (Böcker et al., 2006).

Next, the senior checks in at the library and discovers he has been awarded a carrel.

The Pew Charitable Trust, as part of a project titled "Still Risky: An Update on the Safety and Transparency of Checking Accounts," has looked into so-called senior checking accounts at four of the largest United States banks and one large credit union.

An unplanned moment in the 1992 race also left its mark, when a fleeting image of George Bush senior checking his watch during a town hall meeting in Richmond crystallised what many had suspected of him.

As previously reported, the Mobile Market will accept payment from a variety of government assistance programs, including SNAP (formerly known as "food stamps), WIC and Senior checks.

Only a quarter of all seniors regularly check their credit histories, according to a report by the Society of Certified Senior Advisors.

Seema Verma, chief administrator at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, hasn't issued a single tweet through her official account encouraging people to investigate their options ― even though, as Politico's Dan Diamond observed, she sent out multiple messages encouraging seniors to check out their options for Medicare next year.

colorful insulated solid-core wire, the kind used in the old grey 50-wire business telephone cables (found in old buildings you should have lots of this wire on hand for millions of craft uses which can be taught to children and seniors. Check with demolition companies which collect it from deconstructed buildings, buy it from them before they sell it to scrappers).

They would then cut each senior a check equal to the second-lowest bid.