Sentence examples for count on looking from inspiring English sources

A man's voice, representing Gold's Gym, replies by asking, "How about counting a few squats, sister?" He counts off some and adds, "Then you can count on looking h-o-t, hot".

And people who join Ms. Anderson's studio might come with outsize expectations: counting on looking like Madonna or Ms. Paltrow, when those stars are putting in two hours a day, six days a week and have Ms. Anderson personally pushing them to do yet another set of crunches or one more cardio routine.

The financial markets are a mess, and suddenly that retirement plan you were counting on is looking a bit precarious.

But Netanyahu is counting on our looking at things not as historians might, but as public-relations experts would.

People counting on you, looking to you, doubting you, challenging you.

Count those too discouraged to go on looking for a job, and the figure is nearer one in three.

Officially, unemployment is 25%, but it tops 35% if you count those too discouraged to go on looking for a job.

In the end, both Gallup and the people who counted on Gallup looked a little foolish.

"Stealing signals, getting snap counts, looking for keys on film — we all did that," Madden said.

Any police reporter these days is likely to have a less comfortable relationship with the police than the one enjoyed by the old-fashioned station-house reporter who could be counted on to be looking the other way if the suspect met with an accident while he was being taken into custody.

I think that, if I had a fan base full of people who were counting on me and looking up to me, that I'd try as hard as I could to stay out of trouble.