Sentence examples for count socks from inspiring English sources

Get or make something cool (some ideas are as follows) -- Nanotechnology 200 needle count Socks from Greenyarn -- Android 2.2 Tablet (One of the hottest Gifts for 2010) -- Make something useful and memorable from bits of old things in the house -- a Calender with photos of that person (or you) If you are picking apparel, make sure you find out about their sizes in advance.

The best choice, obviously, is to count all 14 socks.

They are still the happy couple on weekends, but Granny Lin worries as she counts the missing socks that she has put out for Kang.

I've set two of my own thrillers in winter – Disturbed Earth, in which the boardwalk in Coney Island is bleached white from snow and salt, and Blood Count, where a blizzard socks the city and Detective Artie Cohen finds himself stranded in a Harlem apartment building.

(Socks do not count until they are actually matched and rolled).

If possible, count how many pairs of socks you have before you wash, then repeat the task after the wash.

Trust us, it's no picnic in there, unless you count munching on mothballs and dirty socks an entrée.

This potent mix of Campari, gin and vermouth was invented in Florence and named after the Count Negroni who first requested the knock-your-socks-off combination.

The lesson is simple: If you want to know the number of socks in a drawer, nothing beats actually counting the socks, and if you want to know who should win a skating competition, nothing beats counting all the judges, preferably a large number of judges.

In today's increasingly competitive job market, knocking the audience's socks off with a Rachmaninoff concerto usually counts less than knowledge of the instrumental and vocal repertoire.

(Greg Maddux wears socks with stirrups sewn on, which only half counts).