Sentence examples for usually checked from inspiring English sources

But it is usually checked by common sense.

When flying, personal wheelchairs are usually checked like baggage.

Another U.S.C. student, Margaret Heck, 18, said she usually checked a few online retailers' sites whenever she checked in on Facebook.

These boxes are usually checked by default to request the e-mail updates, and it is up to you to uncheck them if you don't want to receive the company's mail.

Though she was usually checked by the King's intransigence, she may have done something to improve relations between Louis and Henry III of England, who in 1236 had married her sister Eleanor.

Just 24, Revere walked in only 5 percent of his plate appearances last season, but some improvement could be on the horizon there as he usually checked in between 7  and 8 percent in the minors.

Isac usually checks in with Topousis several times a day.

Such proclamations notwithstanding, Herzog's personal stories usually check out, allowing for some measure of exaggeration.

They added, "Hospitals usually check for problems on X-ray machines daily".

Reporters who get the information (usually) check its authenticity and, if it holds up, make it public.

In addition, hospital officials usually check new parents' vehicles to make sure car seats are properly installed.