Sentence examples for began counting on from inspiring English sources
He hesitated and began counting on his fingers.
The results still do not include absentee, affidavit and military ballots, which the Board of Elections began counting on Monday, according to a spokeswoman for the board.
If you're European, there's a good chance you started with closed fists, and began counting on the thumb of the left hand.
She begins counting on her fingers.
Did you begin counting on a thumb, or with a pinkie?
Most Chinese people, and many North Americans, also use the closed-fist system, but begin counting on an index finger, rather than the thumb.
Each inventor last week got five minutes that began counting down on a big digital clock on the wall.
KABUL, Afghanistan, Oct. 14 - Election workers began counting ballots on Thursday, five days after the country's first presidential election was marred by accusations of fraud and calls for a boycott by 15 candidates ranged against President Hamid Karzai.
Beginning in late 1998, the company began counting cost overruns on several large projects as revenue, even though the customers had not agreed to pay those costs.
On 23 June 2012, Little Mix began counting down to the premiere of the song on Twitter.
While stuck in a slow lane coming off the Queensboro Bridge — O.K., the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge, if you insist — I began counting the vehicles passing me on the left.
