Sentence examples for count how much from inspiring English sources

wifes done reach already for come count how much sick and pikin [children] de na di area".

Mr. Shorter framed the idea as an image: "We don't count how much water there is in a wave when we see the ocean".

The app, he says, used to need "Read Contacts" permission before Android 4.1 to count how much time you'd spent on calls; "Call Logs" was added later.

I couldn't be bothered to count how much of the coverage was of football (men's of course), at the expense of other sports.

It would take some diplomacy to work out a formula for tying carbon penalties to temperatures — which temperatures to count, how much to weight trends.

The new caps are inspiring a wide range of new packages that count how much information goes in and out of your machine and there are a number of excellent programs.

So it's not even counting how much worse Romney might be doing in New York or a place like that".

It was a weird question: to quantify a billion dollars' worth of work seems as quixotic as counting how much wood a woodchuck could chuck.

That's why many Europeans are disappointed that the Brits have reduced it to bean counting — how much do we put in and how much do we get out.

Ian Crouch writes on the American delegation's Olympic uniforms in "Made in America (At Least)." "To quantify a billion dollars' worth of work seems as quixotic as counting how much wood a woodchuck could chuck".

Called Dollars to Results, it simply counts how much money has been spent toward various goals: $7.2 million to help Cambodia improve its environment; $6.6 million to help Bangladeshi children go to school.