Sentence examples for while he checked from inspiring English sources

He hadn't heard them, and was unaware of them being tested today, but requested I stay on the line while he checked it out.

While he checked the mailbox at the end of his driveway in the Ridgeland Estates subdivision, he said he would be interested in returning to the city only if he could move into a condominium on the lakefront.

When the bomb exploded, Iftach Mental, 19, had a foot on the bus's first step while he checked with the driver to see if Jerusalem was the ultimate destination.

For example, one person whose job was to review the computer code that operated the data collection program said that while he checked syntax and debugged the code, he had "no recollection of reviewing the Wi-Fi project design document" and that "it was not part of my duties to do so".

I know well how much this project meant to my father, because he and my mother worked on the book at home in the evenings and on weekends for about two years and, as a 10-year-old, I was sometimes called on to read the original stories to him while he checked my mother's typing.

We waited while he checked our documents.

He carries a bowl of berries around Noma's kitchens, popping them into his mouth while he checks a prep station or talks to a chef or even stands at the front stove, finishing a sauce.

While he checks in with ex-girlfriends and old friends and slowly steels himself to visit the family he left behind, near-wordless flashbacks featuring Francis Magee as Adam's father gradually reveal a tragedy tangentially related to the BSE crisis of the early 2000s.

He is keeping you "on the line" so to speak while he checks out other women.

Take writer Anna Wiener's recent look back at her tenure in Silicon Valley published in n+1, for instance, which includes stories about her going to a job interview where a company founder asked her to take the LSAT while he checks her phone, and a lucky programmer who wins half a million at a hackathon.

While there, he checked in on the National Response Coordination Center, a 24-hour command center based at FEMA, where dozens of federal employees from a range of agencies were assembled around the clock to help orchestrate the response to Hurricane Irene.