Sentence examples for counted on doing from inspiring English sources

In past campaigns, Specter has sought to protect his perpetually endangered seat by pleading seniority, and he had counted on doing so again in 2010.

But then again, Geithner can always be counted on doing Wall Street and the financial sector's bidding.

Polling shows that Mrs. Clinton leads statewide in Pennsylvania, but Mr. Obama is counting on doing very well in Philadelphia, with its large black population.

But I never heard back from him, and the job we had been counting on didn't come through either.

And Japan has been tough for the Xbox to crack, so Sony can probably count on doing well in in its domestic market anyway.

Hillary Clinton's roster of states she can likely count on didn't actually change this week, although there was significant strengthening within the category.

Bankers, as always, can be counted on to do their share.

But don't count on Congress doing that again.

IDLE, AND HAPPY Sunday is the one day I can count on not doing something.

Wealthy conservatives do not count on nor do they need Social Security in the first place.

Indeed it counted on them to do just that.