Sentence examples for count writing from inspiring English sources

And everyone has an exciting job, except, possibly, people like the sleek fellow in Grant's whiskey ad ("As long as you're up get me a Grant's"), who doesn't actually have a job (unlessyou count writing letters to the Diners Club Magazine on a ribbonless Olivetti as a job) but who doubtless lives in an exciting house.

Come fetch me.' And No. 2 is, 'I've written a novel... and it's set in your hometown.' " As far as I can tell Trigiani has never done time, unless you count writing for TV (she worked on "The Cosby Show" and other sitcoms), but she did set her first three novels in the Blue Ridge Mountain town of Big Stone Gap, Va., where she grew up.

The count wrote that "nature is sublime only in the great; in the minutiae of things it is negligent".

But we agreed that Wodehouse was hot stuff, and there was so much of it: 100 or so books (depending on how you count), written over 75 years.

Our intention is nonpartisan, and it is simple: by helping to increase voter registration and participation, we believe more people will have an opportunity to make their voices count," wrote Schultz.

For five years they've kept coming — 200 at last count, written by 14 men serving time in the Donaldson Correctional Facility, a maximum-security prison with a death-row capacity for 24 inmates outside Birmingham, Ala.

Responsible journalism ought to serve the public good, not the click count," wrote Sirer.

Body Count wrote an exclusive song, "The Gears of War", for the video game Gears of War 3, and performed it at a party promoting the game.

Below I check in with food politics pioneer and NYU nutrition professor Dr. Marion Nestle, whose most recent book is Why Calories Count, written with Malden Nesheim.

"Too many targets to count," wrote an armed Seattle man on Facebook, vowing to "take revenge" on Muslims at a mosque there.

For example, if students are learning how to count, write a number on a piece of paper and put it in the center of the circle.