Sentence examples for usually checks from inspiring English sources

Isac usually checks in with Topousis several times a day.

The itinerary for calls on bookshops (or in the case of the educational representative, schools and colleges) is prescribed by a supervisor, who usually checks the resulting orders against a quota.

She didn't see anything compelling on the bulletin boards (she usually checks those for campus events), but we did chat with a couple of students outside a freshman dorm who seemed very happy there.

He usually checks in at around 8 a.m. and takes his first break at 9. After the 20-minute break, he is back on the floor at 9 20 a.m., then off again at 10 20.

Milissa DuPage, a United passenger who works for a pharmaceutical company, said Thursday that she would begin carrying on her bag, which she usually checks to avoid the security rules banning carry-on liquids.

After training, Dunlap usually checks the lot for changes in inventory.

But it is usually checked by common sense.

When flying, personal wheelchairs are usually checked like baggage.

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".

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