Sentence examples for count inches from inspiring English sources

THEY record their backyards' temperature every day for decades and count inches of snow while others are counting sheep.

With 195 of 207 districts reporting, and the hand count inching slowly ahead in Tehran, the conservatives appeared clearly on their way to achieving at least a 146-seat majority in the 290-seat Parliament.

He's standing up and being counted, in inches.

Counting inched upwards today yesterday from 76% to 79% of ballots.

But as the counting inched forward later on Tuesday evening, it became clear that Netanyahu had gotten just enough votes that he was probably going to be able to put together a right-wing coalition and continue in government, a feat that is, by all accounts, remarkable.

The physical home button is present and correct, below a screen that looks longer than the S III's pane — in keeping with rumours that Samsung is upping the touchscreen inch count to 5 inches (from the 4.8 inch pane on the S III).

Every inch counts in a rental, so that awkward foot of space between the top of your kitchen cabinets and the ceiling can be put to good use.

Count in LED fog lamps, massive 24-inch wheels, 600hp and permanent all-wheel drive.

The count keeps inching downward.

In New York, a city where people count their space in inches, Mr. Slonem counts in rooms -- some 100 of them.

Every square inch of land counts in the reckoning of victory and defeat in the Middle East.