Sentence examples for count on some from inspiring English sources

She can also count on some local Labour members, although not those supporting Christian Wolmar, who is Labour's official man.

He had spent a year searching for an experiment in which you could always count on some evidence of Psi, but the closest he came to it was witchcraft.

I'm sure we can count on some fantastic sounding momentum numbers from both Sony and Microsoft in the days to come.

Those who like their dessert in solid form can count on some good ones.

Moreover, even though one might be able to count on some regular incremental improvements, the erratic mouse would never be replaced by an entirely error-free device.

"You can always count on some idiot putting his hibachi under the car so that no one will steal it during the game," he said.

Wetmore proceeded to have someone he could count on do some do some new counting on his behalf: "The actual labour of counting was done under my direct supervision by Marie Siebrecht (now Mrs James Montroy) who, employed as an assistant, worked carefully and conscientiously at a long and somewhat tedious task".

Can he count on seeing some of the extra $25 billion the continent is promised by 2010?

Twice a year, you know you can count on seeing some version of a pimp or a captain of industry wearing a diamond bracelet, or a pool boy who does more than get rid of the leaves.

In another far-off time - 2004, say - it might have been reliably counted on to damn at least some of these theatrical shenanigans with a little faint praise.

The company's marketing team is counting on some BMW car enthusiasts to be lured out of their four-wheelers.