Sentence examples for book counting from inspiring English sources
"I buy most of my clothes at agricultural shows, and good stout things they are," she said in her last book, "Counting My Chickens".
He was the best shot blocker of all time in my book, counting stats be damned Milwaukee Bucks' Larry Sanders is speaking out for a cause he believes in strongly: "I believe in marijuana".
Her latest book, "Counting my Chickens" (just published in the States by Farrar, Straus & Giroux), is a collection of essays whose subjects range from the curious behavior of poultry to puffball mushrooms, moss, the best book ever written on retailing ("The Tale of Ginger and Pickles," by Beatrix Potter) and wonderfully funny and affectionate reminiscences of her family and friends.
In his book Counting Sheep Paul Martin describes a method of working this out.
The form book counted for nothing.
The next half of the book counts down the days after.
The book counted 44 different ethnicities and sects across Turkey and captured their members dancing, eating, praying, laughing and playing music.
No. 4 above has the most detailed legal arguing, since the book counts out meticulously how the O. J. Simpson "bloody glove" resembles Desdemona's strawberry-spotted handkerchief in six ways, to attack reliance on "ocular proof" of guilt.
But they are cause for concern at small colleges, where the Bowen-Levin book counted a quarter of the men and a fifth of the women on campus as athletes, more than half of them recruits.
The book counted the Holy Roman Empire (962 1806) as the first Reich and the German Empire (1871 1918) as the second.
Before moving forward, the St. Lucie County Supervisor of Elections must make public the poll book counts from Election Day and early voting.
