Sentence examples for count it will from inspiring English sources

Now when you check your gold count it will increase its amount.

While the new regimen will not increase the department's overall head count, it will help hold the line against attrition, officials said.

The exact word count (it will be no more than 1,500 words) and number of photographs will be agreed before the departure date.

That is why I believe that even though the popular vote in the primaries and caucuses technically "doesn't count," it will be politically dispositive.

The British Hen Welfare Trust, which started out as a one woman with a van operation, said that at the last count it will have rehomed more than 300,000 ex-battery hens by the end of 2011.

Reflecting the view of many of his colleagues, Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania said: "If you go to a hand count, it will take an interminable amount of time and there will be an enormous amount of controversy.

"But, if I can add just one more to the count, it'll be a good life".

With a total of 216 counts, it will be possible to get a rough spectral slope.

The White House is counting on the notion that when the points are counted, it will have scored more.

If write-in ballots are counted, it will not happen until about two weeks after Election Day.

"Oh, and in case anyone's counting, it will make for tax cut No. 40," Mrs. Whitman said.