Sentence examples for to watch whether from inspiring English sources
verb
To look at, see, or view for a period of time.
- Watching the clock will not make time go faster.
Still, that was textbook tennis and a pleasure to watch whether you're a tennis nut or a Wimbledon occasional.
I don't have to watch what the r.p.m.'s are; I don't have to watch whether I'm doing 70 or 30".
Investors are also expected to watch whether the companies required to certify their financial reports meet the Securities and Exchange Commission's deadline tomorrow.
FINAL TAKE It is always intriguing to watch whether a new word, or a specific industry's jargon, will become widely accepted.
That is because the pinch-runner Julio Zuleta, who was on second base, slowed up to watch whether Griffey would make an over-the-shoulder catch.
Patients have been enlisted to spread the anti-infection gospel, urged to watch whether their doctors wash their hands and to remind them if they do not.
Are there any other shows in that contemporary pantheon that you'll also admit to watching, whether for inspiration or for pleasure?
But with President Bush and Mr. Ashcroft both firm supporters of the death penalty, the focus, death penalty lawyers and opponents say, will shift to watching whether there is an increase in prosecutions of federal capital cases.
So one thing to watch is whether Mr. Romney wins among non-Mormon voters.
"Who's going to watch anyway, whether it's one story or five?
One important thing to watch is whether Rick Santroum is finishing second in these areas, or instead falling behind Ron Paul and Newt Gingrich.
