Sentence examples for count on something from inspiring English sources

That's commitment, that's passion, and we have 176 other locations where you can count on something similar happening each and every day.

"It's such freedom to think I can count on something.

And they all count on something uncertain: a tireless fascination with big movie stars that continues decades after their last films.

"It's up to myself, my staff and my players to figure it out together and certainly not count on something from the outside," Cashman said.

I really believe that we can count on something truly remarkable happening here, a superb creative vision that people will rally around.

"Today we can count on something that we did not have before and which gives us confidence for results in the peace process: dates and guarantees," Mr. Pastrana said tonight in a nationally televised address.

The affect measures, by contrast, correlated most strongly with what the authors call "psychosocial prosperity": whether people reported being treated with respect in the last day, having family and friends to count on, learning something new, doing what they do best, and choosing how their time was spent.

She expected something from him, had been perhaps counting on something, but this is above and beyond.

Pakistan was counting on something that Hafez Assad, of Syria, once said: "America is short of breath".

So Wagnerians (and von Trierians) all over the world were counting on something extraordinary at Bayreuth in 2006.

And so, I was relying a lot on the media to help me, and I felt this incredible disappointment that I had counted on something that I already knew within my discipline needed critiquing.