Sentence examples for begins to count from inspiring English sources
In the silence, the extent and size of the place begins to count for more and more.
The only way work will become more flexible for everyone, for all of us, is if the untraditional begins to count.
Be open-minded in your job search: Another research report Bouncing Back - Attitudes to Unemployment found that newly-redundant workers have a window of six months before their unemployed status begins to count against them in the jobs market.
Barbara Stutman, from Quebec, for example, has made jewelry out of crocheted wire, but has given the pieces names like, "Sugar and Spice: Must We Be Nice?" The figure of a cat-like creature, "Nursing," by Janis Wunderlich, from Ohio, looks sweet, if sentimentally so, until the viewer begins to count up the large number of kittens attached.
As with most systems of timekeeping, the ancient Mayan calendar comes to an end and time turns over and it begins to count the days again.
Second, an evangelical milieu that so prides itself on its "engagement" with secular thought and culture begins to count reading and rehearsing Lewisian argument as such engagement.
