Sentence examples for count on from from inspiring English sources
Instead of jumping in at the deep end, I would want to ask myself how strong I felt, and how much money and help I could really count on from others.
With only yourself to count on from a business perspective, be prepared to go through ups and downs, good times and bad.
Whether you want to call DJ Sneak a house gangster, pioneer, OG, or all of the above, what you can always count on from him is quality and the necessary beats to jack your body on the dance floor.
When she was interviewed near the end of her life, and asked why she hadn't hired a pilot and why she had decided to become a pilot herself, Jeannette replied, "How much loyalty can you count on from someone you hire?" When she was asked if she had parachute training, Jeannette said, "No … if, on the first time you jump, you don't succeed, there's no use trying again".
Salad greens were the one thing we couldn't count on from the C.S.A. or local shops that donated food to us, so Christine would scrounge in the cupboards until she found the petty-cash envelope and then send whoever was first to arrive out to the greengrocer on Manhattan Avenue, the one with a friendly, elderly cat and big bunches of decent lettuce for only a dollar-fifty a head.
"What can investors count on from Janus?" Mr. Weitz asked.
It depends on how much largess Wall Street is counting on from the central bank, and for how long.
All of his banging, the director says, had the desired effect on the actors, the terrified response he is now counting on from audiences.
That does not include those he is counting on from HBO. "No question: We're looking to HBO to help us as soon as next fall," Mr. Braun said.
The New York State Financial Control Board warned yesterday that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg should move on to Plan B to close the city's budget gap, because he is unlikely to get the help he is counting on from Albany, Washington and the city's unions.
The Abbott government has traded away most of the budget savings it was counting on from its higher education package, launching a second attempt to legislate the changes even as key crossbench senators warned they continued to oppose core elements.
