Sentence examples for being counted on from inspiring English sources

WHETHER they realize it or not, the 300 new employees are being counted on by Red Lobster to bring a New York sensibility to the chain's new advertising campaign of "share the love".

Jones is being counted on to address one of the few failings of the Falcons, the reigning N.F.C.

With the men's basketball team teetering and with track and field running under a cloud, the women's gymnastics team was being counted on to keep alive one of two electric but faltering story lines at the Games: swimming and gymnastics.

Some were considered long-shots, but with votes still being counted on Wednesday, all but one of them appeared on course to victory, compounding Republican Cory Gardner's successful unseating of the Democratic incumbent senator, Mark Udall.

In fact, once the man in the street figures out that, despite the sorry state of his finances, he is the one that is being counted on to rescue the economy, that's when the real trouble will begin.

He is being counted on to relieve pressure on Oliver Pérez, who was pulled with one out after giving up six runs in the first inning of the Mets' 10-2 loss to the Giants on Monday, and a little, perhaps, on Santana, too.

Family support cannot be counted on forever".

Iran is counting on that.

Mr. Pincus is counting on that.

Walmart is counting on that.

My mistakes are counted on one hand.