Sentence examples for I cannot count on from inspiring English sources

"I cannot count on the Army or the police here," Nashir said.

I cannot count on my two hands how many road-trip essays I have seen, Highway 1/101 being particularly popular with German photographers.

I now acknowledge that I cannot count on either God or morality to back up my personal preferences or clinch the case in any argument.

Although I have learned, to my relief, that the airlines get me where I want to go, I have also learned, to my chagrin, that I cannot count on them to feed me.

"You have seen Fabio's face (he suffered a broken nose after seemingly being elbowed by Ryan Bowman), so I cannot count on him.

But this time it cannot count on the support it once had from Washington and Pretoria.

Cursed by uninteresting times and unsure of its role, it cannot count on attracting the people it wants.

I now cannot count on hearing it again, even though he kept telling us that we wouldn't be able to, and that would be O.K.

"We had a good bump and that's great, but I think it is one we cannot count on in the next two or three years," Pietig cautioned.

And even the local ones cannot count on a mass early release, which Iraq's Sunni politicians are calling for.

We cannot count on death not to take the ones we count on.