Sentence examples for count him in from inspiring English sources

And Dick Fuld of Lehman — count him in.

Marc Hemeon, another entrepreneur, responded to Mr. Pishevar saying to count him in.

It would be foolish to count Webb out, but he has provided little reassurance to count him in.

They forgot to count him in at the start of La Marseillaise but he got through it, and the French claimed their most famous rugby victory.

He knows repeal advocates count him in their corner, but he says he's approaching the vote "with hesitation".

And anyway, if a trip to North Africa is on the cards, count him in – there's some bloody great whore houses in Tangier after all.

So he's going, 'I don't know how to start this shit,' and I'm counting him in [to begin his verse].

It is now up to Mr. Johnson to decide whether Campbell should sell, and even some of his sharpest critics refuse to count him out in finding a way to regain shareholder value.

So don't count him out in the primary.

And don't count him out in the general either.

In his second appearance as Obama (well, third, if you count him showing up in a commercial parody to say "I approve this message") all the jitters and nerves that were painfully obvious were long gone.