Sentence examples for count on more from inspiring English sources

6. Count on more challenging math.

"He's one bloke that quite a few - I could count on more than one hand - have said: 'Please can you tell the world what that guy's like?' "It's only Prior that I'd seriously have real issues with, because of how he was portrayed as a team man, the heart and soul of the dressing room, when he was getting up to the stuff he was getting up to".

On its banks here is a memorial park that celebrates Stephen Foster Day every January, one of the few occasions when White Springs, population 813, can count on more than a trickle of visitors.

They would count on more defections from the Taliban rather than a military attack, he said.

The yeses can count on more money, the party machines and a traditionally deferential electorate.

We can count on more calamities, perhaps at levels of intensity not yet seen.

Drummer Chris Hrasky is visibly counting on more than one occasion before tapping out the beat on the edge of his drums as guitars surge into the wall of sound.

Governor Rell's administration is counting on more than $900 million in expanded federal Medicaid money over the coming two fiscal years.

But Republican officials say they are not counting on more than 48 votes for drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

The Celtics were counting on more than a boisterous crowd to get them back into the series.

But although enrollment has been growing, the district was counting on more than $50 million from a state fund given to districts that were shrinking.