Sentence examples for count up from from inspiring English sources

"But Moooommmmm!" "I'm going to count up from one, and by the time I get to three, you better be in that bed".

"I'm going to count up from one, and by the time I get to three, you better be in that bed". Naps are important, little guy.

Starting from the amount of the purchased item, count up from there to the amount paid.

The holes farthest from you will be called the first eyelets, and will successively count up from there.

You will begin with pennies, and count up from 17 cents until you reach a "nickel amount," because the next highest coin from a penny is a nickel.

Both inside and beyond Westminster, there are mounting doubts about the business case, and bafflement at HS2's cost: at the last count, up from £34.2bn to £42.6bn, plus £7.5bn for rolling stock, though plenty of people – among them, Boris Johnson – think the total figure will climb way above that, to £70bn and beyond.

There are now more than 100 groups and counting, up from 76 last year.

(That's Episode Seven, if you're keeping track, and, blessedly, we're counting up from here on out).

When he was shown the numeral 5 for a few seconds, he knew it was a numeral rather than a letter and, by counting up from 1 until he got to the right integer, he eventually identified it as a 5.

With additional experience, children learn to add more quickly by exploiting the commutativity of addition by counting up from the larger number, in this case starting with three and counting "four, five".

Addition procedures such as finger counting, or counting up from the larger addend, were not included in the software, nor was practice on facts with a sum larger than ten.