Sentence examples for actually counting on from inspiring English sources

"They were actually counting on us to save them," Mr. Ebert says.

This is the first time the Yankees were actually counting on Strawberry to be a starter.

In fact, you're actually counting on your savings, in real dollars and cents, to double during that home stretch.

The expansionary austerity types, on the other hand, are (or were) actually counting on the supposed rise in confidence to avoid what would otherwise be nasty recessions, which have in fact materialized.

VENICE, La .— As a crew prepared to lower a giant steel container 5,000 feet below the ocean's surface Thursday evening to capture oil leaking from a ruptured well, the top executive of BP said he was not actually counting on it to work.

But that's much different from saying that people are actually counting on conjuring up a life event to cover them if they have an accident, which is what Cannon suggests is happening.

And, with extraordinary rendition, the United States actually counts on other regimes to torture its prisoners.

Unlike a politician's promise, you can actually count on it.

Indeed, few "felt they could actually count on the people in the neighborhood" if it came down to it, relative to the responses given in similar surveys nationwide.

Finally, older victims often make poor witnesses, because it might take them several weeks or months to realize that they have been scammed, making it difficult for them to remember what happened -- scammers actually count on this.

However, what's more important is to actually count on them.