Check [noun]

Same coaches and same teammates, but practices were off campus and often took at least some precautions, like distancing and temperature checks.

It will be writing checks ranging between roughly half a million and $3 million dollars, and it is only planning to raise $40 million — so the checks will be selective.

To do so, check your local government website for OHV laws and regulations or head over to the Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Association, which has tons of resources like basic off-road driver courses and tips for minimizing your impact.

Votes aren’t just little sheets of paper with boxes you check with a crayon.

Ballot designs and rules vary by state, but check that you’ve signed everywhere and sealed all the envelopes as instructed.

The two parties can’t see eye to eye on figures for weekly federal unemployment benefits, stimulus checks, and funding for state and local aid.

They never did it, because they’ve checked out and they didn’t do it.

They never did it because they’ve checked out and they didn’t do it.

This pen would look dashing for signing checks or writing letters.

For almost the entire time Melanie was in the United States trying to raise money to build out and launch Canva, her efforts were fruitless, at least as far as getting anyone to write a check was concerned.