Sentence examples for count on time from inspiring English sources

I don't think we can count on Time (although I do think we should share our cover image ideas) but I'm betting 2012 is — again — the year of the family in the news media.

Though the legal process ground inexorably forward, I continued to count on time to bring him back, even while I heard about the places to which he and his new paramour were happily traveling: a visit to our younger son, who was spending a semester in France; a trip to the Olympics in Australia, with couples who had once been our friends.

To address that, we're moving a portion of your bonus into your base salary, so now it's income you can count on, every time you get your paycheck.

They are often late, although not counted as late due to the strange monitoring regime that allows exceptions and five minutes delay to be counted as "on time".

But Zetsche can't even count on that this time.

"The one part of the G.D.P. we can reliably count on in these times is government".

Jerry Della Femina, chairman at Della Femina Rothschild Jeary & Partners in New York, said counting on donated time and space had become a bigger gamble than before.

Kagame is also counting on time to solidify the gains.

This means that a three-minute train would be counted on time if it showed up in six minutes.

He is counting on time and endurance to bring the collapse and division of Ukraine and a revision of the post-cold war world order.

Democratic canvassing board members in Broward and Palm Beach counties, still hard at work when the Florida Supreme Court delivered its ruling late tonight, praised the court's decision and expressed optimism that they would complete their counting on time.