Sentence examples for the checkboxes from inspiring English sources
noun
A space on a paper form that can be optionally filled with a check mark.
Turn off the checkboxes next to the albums you want to delete.
Choosy users can turn on the checkboxes next to the specific albums to copy.
On the left side of the box, select Photos and turn on the checkboxes next to the extensions listed on the right side.
On the Settings page, click "E-mail notifications" and turn off the checkboxes next to the types of e-mail messages you do not want to receive.
When you land on the Contact Manager page, select the entries you want to delete from the list by turning on the checkboxes next to the names.
"Many doctors feel like they are on a treadmill and are running scared because of malpractice and having to check off all the checkboxes of quality measures," Dr. Chou said.
On the right side of the box, turn on the checkboxes next to the options for synchronizing Entourage contacts with the Mac OS X Address Book program and MobileMe, and for syncing events and tasks with iCal and MobileMe.
If you want to add additional information to your columns, (like "Date created") right click a column header, select More from the drop-down menu and turn on the checkboxes next to the columns you want to display.
WITH a swirl of honey-blond hair, feline green eyes and a blue bloodline (her great-grandfather was Marcellus Hartley, the 19th-century philanthropist, whose funeral in 1902 drew Andrew Carnegie and J. Pierpont Morgan), Lauren Remington Platt ticks off all the checkboxes of a successful socialite.
In the box that appears, turn on the checkboxes next to "Form Data" and "Passwords" and click the Delete button; turning off the checkbox next to "Preserve Favorites website data" clears cookies and other temporary files that sites have stored on your computer as well.
The three modes can be chosen simultaneously by clicking the checkboxes on the top left.
