Sentence examples for also count on a from inspiring English sources

Since fire often figures prominently in Stephanie's misadventures, you can also count on a few cars and one or more rooms of her apartment going up in flames.

But it turns out that the country can also count on a good strong breeze.

Sunday evening wayfarers can also count on a train every six minutes — a two-and-a-half-minute improvement.

Also count on a pitcher of Kokanee beer setting you back 18.50 Canadian dollars, but you're paying for more than slaking your thirst.

They can also count on a number of newspapers that were hostile to Labour at the General Election growing yet more hostile now the party has a leader much further to the Left than anything Ed Miliband ever offered.

We also count on a solid history from agit prop to banned books and persecuted artists to make the overlap clear.

They can also count on seeing the show in relative solitude.

This year's budget also counts on a one-time bonus of $120 million that he expects to be paid by a company hired to run the state lottery.

That spending plan also counted on a sales tax increase of one percentage point.

Democrats also can't count on a similar surge in midterm elections.

Knoll is also counting on a hefty return on its investment.