Sentence examples for count a little from inspiring English sources
Mr. Seltzer ventured a guess at the final head count: a little over a billion.
So I'm trying to make each story count a little more.
Will he work the count a little bit?" Late last season, Almonte showed an ability to do that.
Defenders are jumping the count a little better; linemen are grabbing jerseys a little longer now; defensive backs are being more physical with receivers.
"For him to go through seven innings with a pitch count a little high after the first inning was a blessing for the bullpen," Wright said.
"Those losses came early in the season, when they count a little less," said Marjorie Connelly, a staff editor in The Times's news survey department.
The plate has a little chip, but it's the spirit that counts: a little bit of tactile history.
Anyone who refers to themselves in the third person must be counted a little strange, and possibly dangerously so.
Ms. Smith said that while 77 students in the class of 1998 took clerkships, in the class of 2000 she has counted a little over 40.
It seems to me that, as long as we all emphasise that it's the taking part, not the winning, that counts, a little competition is probably no bad thing.
