What is "reviewed"

Usage examples of "reviewed".

While I have reviewed the voluminous file you forwarded, there is no event among the forty-six incidents listed that would warrant an immediate recall of the brain/brawn team.

As he dressed, he reviewed one or two points that he wanted Robin to check out but, despite the overlapping problems with Spacedep and the Gringg, long familiarity with Snake Hunts assured him that they were ready for the snakes.

By the time City Management reviewed accreditation in the fall, the three had enough status to move to a larger single dwelling on the outskirts of the City.

Now that she reviewed their infrequent recent exchanges, it was singularly odd of Baythan not to have stated where or with whom he had hunted.

Ruthlessly she reviewed the elements of this impasse, trying to find a solution.

Coldly, dispassionately, Helva reviewed that final, flashing scene of treachery.

She drummed her fingers on the palmpad of the workstation while she mentally reviewed what she'd done so far and the steps she'd taken to counteract the danger.

Carialle reviewed the combination sign the Ozran globe-frogs had for these others, one hand with two fingers pointed downward like legs, but with the knees facing backward, and the other stretching the eyelids of one eye wide.

He reviewed the brief glimpse of the very satisfied expression on her face, echoing her mental attitude.

Her mind continually reviewed the symptoms Borella had described for the onset of the adaptation.

The remainder of the afternoon, Concera reviewed her on crystal shapes, tones, and the combinations that were marketable at the moment: black crystals in any form always having the highest value.

Her uncertainties allayed, she mentally reviewed the installation procedures in which Trag had drilled her.

She was rather pleased, too, as she reviewed her confrontation with Torkes.

Over and over she reviewed her moments in the witness chair, when her body, the body which had loved and been loved so by Lars, had betrayed them both with false testimony.

No one ever had, according to the Rules and Regs, she reviewed over and over.