Sentence examples for because you count from inspiring English sources

And if it had four sharps, it would have F, C, G and D sharp, because you count down from the top of the list.

But did you not do that only because you counted upon the reoccupation of these regions in the near future and because you wanted to save these industries for your own use?

This is because no matter how you count delegates, Obama will likely be in the lead for pledged delegates at the convention.

"It's definitely an unusual group because you can count the number of people who have read 'Finnegans Wake' on both hands and feet," said Murray Gross, the society's leader, who was sprawled on a lawn chair, dressed in dark glasses, black pants, a black T-shirt and sneakers.

"If we thought the problem in terms of female representation was bad, the problem with visible ethnic minorities is potentially even worse because you can count on one hand the number of visible ethnic minority heads of business or people on boards of FTSE companies".

You can't count on anything other than loving what you're doing, so you better love what you're doing, because you can count on that.

THOMPSON: Over the years various people have pointed out that these people are basically sailing into the wind and that it's not so dangerous to explore into the wind because you can count on the wind to bring you home.

This is "accounts receivable," or "A/R," because you can count on receiving the money.

First, do not make a script, because you cannot count on what you want people to say.

The best kind of tab dividers are the plastic ones with folders because you can count on them more.

This is the wrong time to put a bunch of sugar in your tank -- not because you're counting calories, but because you need calories that count.