Fearing the worst I checked in last week to be told that my presence was required at the draft night for the fantasy football league with Scott and his friends.
Fearing the worst, I checked every one of the morgue's roughly 20 corpses, which had begun to stink in the scorching afternoon heat after the air-conditioning was knocked out.
"The biggest thing we are up against is people thinking the worst, instead of checking into it more".
Which means no fidgeting, looking at a clock, biting our fingernails, doodling, shuffling papers, or worst of all, checking our phones.
Democracy is reasonably good at some things: pushing scoundrels out of office, checking their worst excesses by requiring openness, and simply giving large numbers of people the feeling of having a voice.
Understanding ourselves as sinful creatures served as a caution, illuminating our dark behaviors and checking our worst impulses.
A few times lately, I have walked myself through the pages of Divorce Is the Worst, kicking the tires, checking to see if it's sturdy enough to hold even my grown-up sadness.
Worst of times Checked into the Priory in 2003 after the end of his marriage to sculptor Rhona Gemmell.
"Now is the worst time to check a bag," said Joe Brancatelli, the publisher of the subscription travel Web site www.Joesentme.com.com
I just stumbled into the unannounced beta of Super, which lets you share statements starting with "The Best", "The Worst", "I Wish", "Check Out", "Don't Ever", or a few other prompts.
