check out

to borrow a book from a library

• Tom checked out three books from the library.
• You are allowed to check out not more than five books at a time.
• Tom checked out a few books from the school library a few days ago.

to investigate or inspect something

• Yo, check this out.
• Hey, check this out.
• Tom, come check this out.
• You'd better check this out.
• You've got to check this out.
• You might want to check this out.
• I think you might want to check this out.
• Let's check it out.
• We'll check it out.
• Here, check it out.
• We're checking it out.
• I want to check it out.
• It's worth checking out.
• You should check it out.
• We'd better check it out.
• I need to check things out.
• We're just checking it out.
• Tom is checking things out.
• Can you check it out for me?
• Tom is going to check it out.
• Tom wants you to check it out.
• I need to check something out.
• I want to check something out.
• We might as well check it out.
• We need to check something out.
• I've got to check something out.
• Don't forget to check out our brand.
• I'll have a mechanic check the car out.
• Don't forget to check out our new brand.
• People love to check out each other's houses.
• The girl is checking out the rear of the bicycle.
• Don't take my word for it. Check it out yourself.
• Please check it out and let me know what you think about it.
• You should go to the police and check it out yourself.
• Tom heard his dog barking, so he got out of bed to check things out.
• When you get a chance, check out the new restaurant down the street.
• When Yoko and I heard the sirens stop nearby, we quickly decided to go check it out.
• Therefore I'm giving up for now. I'll still try to check out other possibilities but ... I think hopes are slim.

to leave a hotel

• He checked out of the hotel.
• Tom checked out of the hotel.
• We checked out of the hotel at ten.
• What time did she check out of the hotel?
• In this hotel, you have to check out by nine o'clock.
• I'd like to check out tomorrow morning.
• I want to check out at 6 tomorrow morning.
• I'm checking out this afternoon.
• I'd like to check out right now.
• I'm going to check out at eight.
• I'd like to check out.
• I want to check out now.
• I'd like to check out. Do you have my bill?
• I'd like to check out. Could you call the bellboy?