Sentence examples for be counted sometimes from inspiring English sources
"Footballers have to stand up and be counted sometimes and get the job done, and they didn't do that.
Nearly a week later, as votes continue to be counted — and sometimes recounted — the president is pining for the way things looked on election night.
Fantasizing about dates with people and better jobs and higher grades in school is alright, and can sometimes be counted as positive stress or self-motivation to do something you truly want to do, but it can sometimes put you down.
BOTH sides of Chapel Street in New Haven, where Yale's art museums are situated, can always be counted on to provide solid exhibitions sometimes presented imaginatively.
"There are a lot of cover-ups sometimes and players need to stand up and be counted," he admits.
Sometimes, the most compelling media have audiences that can be counted on one hand.
"I have different strategies - sometimes it might be singing, sometimes it might be counting backwards in sevens from 100.
Indeed, the Liar seems to allow us to reach such conclusions on the basis of logic, plus some very obvious principles that have sometimes been counted as principles of logic.
For the present study, the variable was dichotomized; that is, "never," "rarely," and "sometimes" were counted as no back pain and "often" or "very often" as back pain.
But, the question is this: If you truly enjoyed your job would you be counting down the hours -sometimes the minutes - until 5 o'clock on Friday?
