Sentence examples for a count in from inspiring English sources

There is a count, in a castle.

Bertrand was created a count in 1808.

He was created a count in 1645.

A baron (friherre), he became a count in 1674.

He was created a count in 1884 and resigned as chief of the general staff.

He was appointed a councillor of state in 1806 and created a count in 1810.

It starts with a count-in – "One, two; one two three four" – before a rock riff kicks in, there's a scream, and a (not entirely convincing) body is seen falling from a building.

But Ms. Ono also made editorial decisions — some as innocuous as leaving in a count-in; others more drastic, like focusing on previously buried instruments or severely editing the live tracks on "Some Time in New York City" — that have outraged purists.

A recent count in a Dutch corpus revealed that one in four sentences contains at least one predicative construction.

Another ugly exchange had Peterson over for a brief count in a first round of considerable excitement.

Lorelee Byrd, 47, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor count in a deal that will keep her out of jail.